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There are theories that these sensory features are caused by sensory information being processed differently in autism. In typical perception, what we see is not only determined by the information coming in through our eyes now, but the past is also used to create a stable perceptual experience. This thesis focuses on whether in autism the influence of the past is less. To this end, we conducted a number of experiments demonstrating different ways in which the recent past influences perception. In follow-up experiments, we compared these influences between groups of autistic teenagers and non-autistic teenagers. However, we found no differences between these groups. 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