… our work when talking about developmental dyslexia. Previous studies have shown that
children … We used a tablet stand to minimize any occlusion that can occur from children’s hands …

… Developmental dyslexia was first introduced to the scientific literature more than a century
ago, when a single-case study of a bright boy who was unable to read was reported (Pringle-…

… or exogenous cause is generally called developmental dyslexia. Even within this more limited
… Moving to studies of developmental dyslexia, there is reliable evidence that these same …

… established role of the cerebellum as a regulator of mental functions and supports theoretical
models suggesting that cerebellar deficits might be a cause of developmental dyslexia. …

… Developmental dyslexia is usually defined as a reading disability which is unexpected
relative to intelligence and which is not attributable to instruction, the social environment or …

… now referred to as developmental dyslexia or specific reading … acquired dyslexic shares with
the developmental dyslexic a … Somewhat surprisingly, in view of the initial report by Pringle …

… Another body of research suggests that developmental dyslexia results from a different
perceptual deficit, one that is visual in nature rather than acoustic and temporal. To understand …

… of either surface or phonological dyslexia; many people with dyslexia also show symptoms
of both types (Manis et al. 1996). Developmental dyslexia serves to illustrate the principles of …

… identification tasks1 are studied using changing duration of an occlusion in the word …
dyslexia is referred to by the term In this study purely developmental dyslexia is under investigation…

… Thus, in preliminary studies the ectopias seen in autoimmune … promoting vascular occlusion
and causing tissue infarction. The … Developmental dyslexia: Four consecutive patients with …