… We have seen that developmental dyslexia is closely associated with disordered operations
involving language mechanisms situated in the left hemisphere. Further evidence for …

… would be the ideal strategy for efficient investigation of the etiology of dyslexia. In light of
the current research of the all deficit theories in conjunction with these dominant theoretical …

… Developmental dyslexia across orthographies The manifestation of developmental dyslexia
also varies with orthography. Dyslexic children learning to read orthographically consistent …

… We would now call this: developmental dyslexia. Morgan … that developmental dyslexia
was a hereditary deficit selectively … transformed views of developmental dyslexia as well. The …

… This finding (hypothesis 4) limits the generality of a language deficit as the primary disturbance
in developmental dyslexia. Consistent with the theory, the results tend to restrict this type …

… This brings us back to the temporal processing deficit theory of dyslexia. Our discussions
of the many theories about the causes of developmental dyslexia all converge on the …

… to explain the nature and cause of specific developmental dyslexia, … developmental
hypotheses which are generated bythe theory. The theory postulates that developmental dyslexia is …

… theory of dyslexia cannot account for low-level visual, sensory, or motor coordination deficits
… emphasised that perceptual deficits in people with dyslexia are seen only when individuals …

… For many years, a single-deficit phonological theory of dyslexia was most prominent. …
phonological deficits are standard in individuals with dyslexia, a single phonological deficit is …

… of developmental dyslexia. We then present the major theoretical explanations of developmental
dyslexia in … are discussed: the phonological deficit theory, the double-deficit theory, the …