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High-functioning participants with ASD achieved a similar score in central coherence tests as the typically developed control group, but they needed significantly more time to solve them. The ROC analysis for both central coherence tests revealed AUC values of 0.73 in differentiating ASD from typically developed controls. The results are discussed in reference to the clinical application of central coherence as a possible screening marker. Further research directions are proposed in terms of differential diagnosis of adults with ASD. Th
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