Traitement atypique de distracteurs nouveaux dans une tâche visuelle d'oddball dans le trouble du spectre de l'autisme

Titre original en anglais : Atypical Processing of Novel Distracters in a Visual Oddball Task in Autism Spectrum Disorder

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Sokhadze, E. M., Lamina, E., Casanova, M., Kelly, D., Opris, I., Khachidze, I., & Casanova, M. (2017). Atypical Processing of Novel Distracters in a Visual Oddball Task in Autism Spectrum Disorder. Behavioral Sciences, 7(4), 79. https://doi.org/10.3390/bs7040079

Publication date: 16/11/2017 Ajout dans AutiHub: 14/09/2026 Type: Article Langue de l’article: Anglais
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  1. Estate M Sokhadze
  2. Eva Lamina
  3. Manuel Casanova *
  4. Desmond Kelly
  1. Ioan Opris
  2. Irma Khachidze
  3. Manuel Casanova *

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Plusieurs études ont montré que les enfants présentant un trouble du spectre de l'autisme (TSA) présentent des anomalies du P3b en réponse aux cibles dans les tâches standard d'oddball. La présente étude a utilisé une tâche visuelle d'oddball à trois stimuli avec des distracteurs nouveaux, qui analysait les potentiels liés aux événements (PE) en réponse aux éléments cibles et non cibles aux sites frontaux et pariétaux. La tâche a testé l'hypothèse selon laquelle les enfants avec autisme orientent anormalement leur attention vers les distracteurs, probablement en raison d'une habituation altérée à la nouveauté. Nous avons prédit une sélectivité plus faible des PE précoces en réponse aux cibles, aux non-cibles fréquentes et aux distracteurs rares. Nous nous attendions également à des PE tardifs retardés dans l'autisme. L'étude a inclus 32 enfants TSA et 24 enfants au développement typique (DT). Le temps de réaction (TR) et l'exactitude ont été analysés comme mesures comportementales, tandis que les PE étaient enregistrés à l'aide d'un système EEG à réseau dense. Les enfants TSA présentaient un taux d'erreurs plus élevé sans ralentissement normatif du TR après erreur et avaient une négativité liée à l'erreur plus faible. Les composantes P1 pariétale, N1 frontale, ainsi que P3a et P3b, étaient plus élevées en réponse aux nouveaux stimuli dans le TSA. Des PE exogènes augmentés suggèrent une faible sélectivité dans le prétraitement des stimuli, entraînant leur traitement excessif à des stades ultérieurs. Les résultats suggèrent une habituation altérée aux stimuli non pris en compte, qui entraîne une charge élevée aux stades ultérieurs du traitement perceptif et cognitif et de la sélection de la réponse lorsque les stimuli distracteurs nouveaux sont différenciés des cibles.

Several studies have shown that children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) show abnormalities in P3b to targets in standard oddball tasks. The present study employed a three-stimulus visual oddball task with novel distracters that analyzed event-related potentials (ERP) to both target and non-target items at frontal and parietal sites. The task tested the hypothesis that children with autism are abnormally orienting attention to distracters probably due to impaired habituation to novelty. We predicted a lower selectivity in early ERPs to target, frequent non-target, and rare distracters. We also expected delayed late ERPs in autism. The study enrolled 32 ASD and 24 typically developing (TD) children. Reaction time (RT) and accuracy were analyzed as behavioral measures, while ERPs were recorded with a dense-array EEG system. Children with ASD showed higher error rate without normative post-error RT slowing and had lower error-related negativity. Parietal P1, frontal N1, as well as P3a and P3b components were higher to novels in ASD. Augmented exogenous ERPs suggest low selectivity in pre-processing of stimuli resulting in their excessive processing at later stages. The results suggest an impaired habituation to unattended stimuli that incurs a high load at the later stages of perceptual and cognitive processing and response selection when novel distracter stimuli are differentiated from targets.

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