The principles of cognitive neuroscience rely on correlations between variations in behavior
and associated variations in the form of the brain. Virtually all of the conventional …

… During the past 30 years various neurobiological correlates of dyslexia have been suggested
… might be a possible neurobiological substrate for phonological processing impairment in …

… by individuals with dyslexia. Brain imaging studies are contributing to our understanding
of the neural correlates of successful reading intervention, as well as the link between …

… However, the last finding requires a cautious interpretation in view of another study suggesting
a negative correlation in dyslexic children between rightward asymmetries of the second …

… Physiological and anatomical evidence of a magnocellular defect in developmental
dyslexia… Brain morphology in developmental dyslexia and attention deficit disorder/hyperactivity. …

… information on the neurobiological bases of language learning problems in general, and …
a weaker but significant correlation for V1 (in both dyslexics and controls). Finally, a strong …

… of developmental dyslexia Footnote 1 and our evolving understanding of it as “neurobiological …
Also, the neural correlates of dyslexia vary across alphabetic and logographic languages. …

… individuals and to study the activity of different brain systems in developmental dyslexia.
These studies have focused on three principal issues, all of which are of great relevance to …

… Finding neural "correlates" of the primary … of developmental dyslexia, even though its
behavioral manifestations are discussed extensively, the neurobiological foundations of dyslexia …

… neurobiological level has become increasingly crucial in both basic and applied research. In
the study of developmental dyslexia… correlates of reading difficulty differ between the sexes. …