… Although schizophrenia and developmental dyslexia are considered distinct disorders in
terms of clinical presentation and functional outcome, they both involve disruption in the …

… ”, suggesting that a deficit in temporal processing could explain not only language-related
peculiarities usually noticed in dyslexic children, but also a wider range of symptoms related to …

… as a main symptom of dyslexia with repetitions in reading and writing as well as the omission
of sounds and misspelled letters being handled as secondary symptoms (Orton, 1925). …

… Its origin is largely genetic, but many environmental factors seem capable of modulating
symptom intensity. Three types of presentation, roughly equal in occurrence, are useful to …

… Developmental Dyslexia (DD) is a specific learning disability characterized by difficulties
in reading comprehension and word writing, without overall intelligence and sensory deficits, …

… Dyslexia with such hereditary, neurodevelopmental aspects has been described as
developmental dyslexia. Individuals with developmental dyslexia present difficulties with decoding …

… developmental dyslexia (DD) demonstrated mixed results; thus, this study conducted a
meta-analysis of previous literature to examine whether individuals with dyslexia … symptoms, in …

… Reports of visual symptoms such as atypical eye movements during reading gave rise to a
search for these deficits’ underlying mechanisms. This study sought to replicate established …

… of 22 children with developmental coordination disorder (DCD)… developmental dyslexia
(DD), and the last one composed of 27 children with developmental dyslexia and developmental …

… with developmental dyslexia (DD) not only show phonological deficit but also have difficulties
in visual processing, … Visual magnocellular deficit theory suggests that the difficulties in the …