… visual deficit independently from a phonological deficit will be summarized; see Chapter 12).
Explanatory mechanisms for such a visual deficit in dyslexia … the suggested link between M–…

… There are therefore good reasons to link the observed motion deficits in developmental
dyslexia to an altered left-hemispheric motion processing system in the brain of these subjects. …

… the visual attention span character task. 68 and 52% of the dyslexic participants showed deficits
in at least one visual … mainly fall into language/phonological and visual deficits. Recently, …

… dyslexia, these deficits are not required to satisfy a dyslexia diagnosis 5 . Usually, dyslexia is
described as a deficit … as sensory, visual, and motor performances are tightly linked. As our …

… Our main results revealed that the dyslexic group in comparison with the control group: (1)
performed actual and mental movements significantly slower, and (2) showed deficits in …

… This study provides some insights that will contribute to resolving the controversy about the
VAS deficit theory of dyslexia and points out directions for further research on the underlying …

… without dyslexia, in childhood as well as in adulthood. Because our goal is to measure
visual … having a diagnosis of dyslexia, and 22 reported a diagnosis of attention-deficit/hyperactivity …

… In conclusion, our results suggest that, to interpret visual deficit in dyslexia, rather than
magnocellular inputs alone, it is fast feedforward processing conveying coexisting magnocellular-…

… that the EF deficits in the comorbid group would be closely linked to … visual attention deficits,
and the ADHD-C group had worse results than the DD group, suggesting that these deficits …

… deficit is present in infants who later become dyslexic, long before they begin learning to read.
The converse of the magnocellular deficit in dyslexics … nothing obvious to link their varied …