@vrolijk5 Corbin writes some good studies on the relationship of Stress and Sensory activity. https://t.co/xQWqi3l3br But if you read my work, I believe it starts with the "periphery" those that processes information (sensory, salience, information) differ
@flappinwhale Blythe Corbett great studies how a heightened sensory & stress sensitivity can impact QOL co-morbid burdens. Impact of Sensory Sensitivity on Physiological Stress Response and Novel Peer Interaction in Children with and without Autism
Impact of Sensory Sensitivity on Physiological Stress Response & Novel Peer Interaction in Children w & w/o #Autism https://t.co/xQWqi3l3br
Sensory Sensitivity on Physiological Stress Response & Novel Peer Interaction in Children-Autism Spectrum Disorder. https://t.co/guCHsqU9iy