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Amygdala dysfunction
Evaluation
Danger of oversimplification
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no solid evidence that the
amygdala
is more
dysfunctional
in ASD compared to those with ASD to other brain areas
Paul
et al

looked at 2 women,one was SM,who had
damage
to both
amygdala.
They both had
social
behaviours that are
similar
to those with ASD but not as severe
Suggests that
amygdala dysfunction
alone doesnt fully explain the
social behaviour challenges
The role of the
brain
in ASD is intricate and shouldnt be oversimplified by only focusing on the
amygdala