Uta Frith, “Exploring Autism” (Open Agenda, 2021)
New Books in Neuroscience
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The Subtraction of Brain Activity
The brain, of course, is active all the time. The subtraction allows you to seize a little bit whats the tat wa. We've actually got, even in that very first study, which was very tentative, a particular network frunctal, temporal and temproporital. This kind of network different places, but they are interconnected. And that seems to be the one thing that was active, over and above what's active for, working out eer ethe solution to a particular problem. It's always he subtraction of one being requiring mentalizing, the other being,. to all intents and purposes same, but not requiring mentalizing.
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