The well-known social withdrawal of children with ASD has been attributed lately to deficits in the superior temporal sulcus voice selective regions: hearing and processing impairments based on developmental biological deficits could lead to social withdrawal [17].
These age-related biological deficits likely contribute to the exponential rise in PD in the seventh and eighth decade of life.
Similarly, not all antisocial individuals show the same biological deficits and a wide range of biological and environmental factors may contribute to antisocial behavior in a variety of ways [ 90].
The author justifies his conclusion on the basis of the fact that the causes of frailty are linked to biological deficits, most of which are due to advanced age, and therefore reflects the quantification of health vulnerability.
From a therapeutic perspective, a critical question is whether or not these biological and behavioral deficits are reversible.
With the originally proposed models and their analogues it was not possible to correlate findings obtained in chronically stressed animals with anhedonia, thus, specific biological correlates of hedonic deficit could not be addressed.
This task can be used for powerful parallel human and animal investigations of the biological basis of vigilance deficits in populations with severe mental illness.
Methods that enforce "full connectivity" tend to produce long and narrow solutions, which results in efficiency deficits and biological unsuitability, as they force the selection of more sites of less quality to ensure connectivity.
We thought that if we could foster hippocampal neurogenesis using dietary supplements, we could ameliorate PPI deficits, a biological marker relevant to mental disorders.
Finally, it is possible that individuals with ASC simply do not have deficits in biological or non-biological form-from-perception at this level of processing (a perceptual task), in which case thresholds would be identical to controls'.
