Temporal Synchrony in Autism: a Systematic Review

Abstract Temporal synchrony is the alignment of processes in time within or across individuals social interaction and observed studied various domains using wide-ranging paradigms. Evidence suggesting reduced temporal autism (e.g. compared to neurotypicals) has hitherto not been reviewed. To systematically review magnitude generalisability difference different tasks contexts, EBSCO, OVID, Web Science, Scopus databases were searched. Thirty-two studies identified that met our inclusion criteria audio-visual, audio-motor, visuo-tactile, visuo-motor, motor, conversational domains. Additionally, two intervention included. The findings suggest autistic participants showed tendencies every category Implications, methodological weaknesses, evidence gaps are discussed.