Talitha C. Ford

This study uses fMRS to examine if socially-laden stimuli modulate excitation-inhibition neurometabolites and relate to social function, finding minimal shifts in Glx and GABA+.

The paper examines EEG data from children during facial emotion processing to find links between neural activity patterns and autistic traits.

This study investigates the link between resting state aperiodic activity and social communication difficulties in young neurotypical adults, finding no significant predictive associations after correction.

The paper uses fMRS to assess GABA and glutamate responses during social processing in V1 and STS, finding a small V1 GABA decrease with social stimuli and no change in STS.

This paper conducts a systematic review and meta-analysis of fMRS studies on GABA, Glu, and Glx, finding small to moderate effect sizes for Glu and Glx but no significant effects for GABA.

The paper examines the relationship between visual mismatch negativity to emotional faces and autism and schizotypal traits, finding that larger responses to happy faces correlate with greater interpersonal difficulties.

The paper investigates how excitation-inhibition ratios in the brain mediate the link between auditory processing deficits and psychosocial difficulties in autism and schizophrenia spectrum disorders.