Figures & data
Figure 2 Percentage of error as a function of number of targets in each of the three conditions (moving, occluded, and implosion), shown for both the typically developing (TD) adult and Williams syndrome (WS) groups.
![Figure 2 Percentage of error as a function of number of targets in each of the three conditions (moving, occluded, and implosion), shown for both the typically developing (TD) adult and Williams syndrome (WS) groups.](/cms/asset/d3aa9371-6b69-491d-aa9d-3567ce9db894/hjcd_a_1195389_f0002_b.gif)
Figure 3 Mean number of objects tracked (k) by the typically developing (TD) adult and Williams syndrome (WS) groups in Experiment 1. Error bars represent the standard error of the mean.
![Figure 3 Mean number of objects tracked (k) by the typically developing (TD) adult and Williams syndrome (WS) groups in Experiment 1. Error bars represent the standard error of the mean.](/cms/asset/278ee8fc-85c8-4fbd-bd3f-c37004c3d663/hjcd_a_1195389_f0003_b.gif)