Comparative visual perception patterns in autism spectrum disorder and mild intellectual disability: a cross-sectional study

The study highlights the importance of developing tailored intervention strategies that address the distinct perceptual processing styles associated with ASD and mild ID. However, limitations such as a lack of detailed diagnostic criteria, absence of symptom severity differentiation, and failure to control for developmental age must be considered when interpreting the findings. Future research should aim to overcome these limitations by including standardized diagnostic measures, creating a larger and more diverse sample, and involving additional assessment tools for a more comprehensive analysis.