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Meta-analytic research into the impact of mirror functioning on autism spectrum disorder has found that it is
 
  a. absent in all children with autism spectrum disorder, regardless of level of functioning.
 b. reduced in low-functioning children with autism spectrum disorder, but relatively normal in high-functioning children with autism spectrum disorder.
  c. reduced in all children with autism spectrum disorder, regardless of level of functioning.
 d. unclear whether mirror neuron functioning is involved in autism spectrum disorder at all.

Question 2

Compared with healthy controls, people with autism spectrum disorder show
 
  a. increased numbers of minicolumns.
 b. reduced numbers of minicolumns.
 c. minicolumns that are farther apart.
 d. larger minicolumns.



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Answer to Question 1

c

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