Elizabeth Pellicano

Preserved self-other integration during social decision making among individuals with elevated autistic traits

This study investigates whether autistic traits affect self-bias and social basis function use during social decision-making, finding no significant relationship.

Vividness of mental imagery reflects a broad range of internally generated visual experiences

The paper investigates vividness of mental imagery as a measure of subjective visual experiences and finds it correlates with various internal visual phenomena and can replace lengthy questionnaires.

Mental Rotation is a weak measure of the propensity to visualise.

The paper examines the relationship between mental rotation task performance and imagery vividness, finding that mental rotation is a weak measure of visualisation propensity.

Investigating Predictive Coding in Younger and Older Children Using MEG and a Multi-Feature Auditory Oddball Paradigm

This study uses MEG to compare predictive brain function in younger and older children during an auditory oddball task, finding larger mismatch field amplitudes in older children, particularly in the right inferior frontal gyrus.

Hearing the world differently: Examining predictive coding accounts of autism using MEG

The paper uses MEG to compare mismatch field amplitudes between autistic and neurotypical children, finding no significant group differences but suggesting larger amplitudes in autistic children.