Rapid memory consolidation remains intact in autism, new research shows
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Ultrafast memory consolidation—brief moments of learning during breaks—works similarly in individuals with and without autism, showing that autistic traits do not disrupt rapid memory stabilization or learning processes.
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Original Title: Ultrafast memory consolidation, a process by which the brain stabilizes and enhances learning during brief pauses, functions similarly in neurotypical people and those with autism. Both groups exhibit intact learning and memory dynamics, challenging assumptions that autism alter these processes.