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. 2016 Aug 9;10:401. doi: 10.3389/fnhum.2016.00401

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Mean performance on the SiN discrimination task with one standard error. In multi-talker babble (A), participants with ASD (filled circles), both hypersensitive (dashed line) and non-hypersensitive (solid line), performed poorly at SiN discrimination compared to TD participants (empty circles), p = 0.022. Data points are offset for visibility. In speech-weighted noise (B), participants with ASD (thin dashed line for hypersensitive and thin solid line for non-hypersensitive) performed no different to TD participants (open circles), except for one participant at a SNR of −5 who scored 2.68 standard deviations above the TD mean.