… that the dyslexic child usually is characterized by a learning disorder which is primarily
auditory or visual in nature. This is the basis for the generalization that some children cannot read …

… With these results, referring to the dual route model of reading, a single component
developmental dyslexia may be associated with CSWS patients, ie affecting the progressive …

… Given this solid functional significance of delta, in the present study we aimed at investigating
this band in developmental dyslexia by applying our well-tested linguistic CNV paradigm (…

… Importance Developmental dyslexia is a heritable learning disability affecting 7% to 10%
of the general population and can have detrimental impacts on mental health and vocational …

… and dyslexia and those with no impairment, using a broad test battery of … impairment and
dyslexia do not always co-occur, and that some children with specific language impairment do …

… with Developmental Dyslexia … of sleep on consolidation. We compared online learning and
offline consolidation of morphological regularities in individuals with Developmental Dyslexia …

… and were free from emotional problems, sensory impairments, physical handicaps or gross
brain damage. Subjects were un medicated, free from sleep disorders and none habitually …

… The most frequent impairment in reading and writing acquisition is developmental dyslexia
(DD), causing reading and/or spelling problems in 5–10% of children across literate societies …

… Developmental dyslexia is an unexplained inability to acquire accurate or fluent reading that
affects approximately 5–17% of children… Developmental dyslexia (henceforth dyslexia) is an …

… They were nevertheless clean enough to answer the questions posed in the present study
about early reading development in dyslexia. Although the design of the present study did not …