APA

Quinde-Zlibut J. M., Okitondo C. D., Williams Z. J., Weitlauf A., Mash L. E., Heflin B. H., Woodward N. D. & Cascio C. J. (2020). Elevated Thresholds for Light Touch in Children With Autism Reflect More Conservative Perceptual Decision-Making Rather Than a Sensory Deficit. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

Chicago

Quinde-Zlibut Jennifer M, Okitondo Christian D, Williams Zachary J, Weitlauf Amy, Mash Lisa E, Heflin Brynna H, Woodward Neil D and Cascio Carissa J. 2020. Elevated Thresholds for Light Touch in Children With Autism Reflect More Conservative Perceptual Decision-Making Rather Than a Sensory Deficit. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

Harvard

Quinde-Zlibut J. M., Okitondo C. D., Williams Z. J., Weitlauf A., Mash L. E., Heflin B. H., Woodward N. D. and Cascio C. J. (2020). Elevated Thresholds for Light Touch in Children With Autism Reflect More Conservative Perceptual Decision-Making Rather Than a Sensory Deficit. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

MLA

Quinde-Zlibut Jennifer M, Okitondo Christian D, Williams Zachary J, Weitlauf Amy, Mash Lisa E, Heflin Brynna H, Woodward Neil D and Cascio Carissa J. Elevated Thresholds for Light Touch in Children With Autism Reflect More Conservative Perceptual Decision-Making Rather Than a Sensory Deficit. : Frontiers in human neuroscience. 2020.