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As seen in: Go Radio, Taylor & Francis Online, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), Scottish Daily Record, Law360, JNeurosci, eLife, Mondaq, Law360 UK
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Optimizing cognitive behavioral therapy to treat anxiety among youth with autism spectrum disorders

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By Joseph McGuire Verified, Katherine McCalla
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Introduction Anxiety disorders are among the most common co-occurring mental health conditions for autistic youth. While sometimes challenging to recognize, symptoms of anxiety can cause significant distress, functional impairment, and lead to a reduced quality of life. Thus, the effective treatment of co-occurring anxiety among autistic youth has considerable clinical importance.
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Dynamic estimation of the attentional field from visual cortical activity

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By Ilona Bloem, Leah Bakst, Joseph McGuire Verified, Sam Ling
| eLife
Attentional width manipulation Request a detailed protocol Participants were instructed to fixate a central point (radius 0.08° visual angle) while dynamic pixelwise white noise (flickering at 10 Hz, 50% contrast) was presented in the periphery (annulus spanning 4.6° to 7.4° visual angle).
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Lesions to different regions of frontal cortex have dissociable effects on voluntary persistence.

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By Rebecca Kazinka, Joseph W. Kable, Joseph McGuire Verified
| JNeurosci Verified
Abstract Deciding how long to keep waiting for uncertain future rewards is a complex problem. Previous research has shown that choosing to stop waiting results from an evaluative process that weighs the subjective value of the awaited reward against the opportunity cost of waiting.
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