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Background . This pilot study investigated the efficacy of a novel virtual reality-cognitive rehabilitation (VR-CR) intervention to improve  contextual processing of objects  in children with autism. Previous research supports that children with autism show deficits in contextual processing, as well as deficits in its elementary components: abstraction and cognitive flexibility.  Methods . Four children with autism participated in a multiple-baseline, single-subject study. The children were taught how to  see objects in context  by reinforcing attention to pivotal contextual information.  Results . All children demonstrated statistically significant improvements in contextual processing and cognitive flexibility. Mixed results were found on the control test and changes in context-related behaviours.  Conclusions . Larger-scale studies are warranted to determine the effectiveness and usability in comprehensive educational programs.

Using the Virtual Reality-Cognitive Rehabilitation Approach to Improve Contextual Processing in Children with Autism