… behavioral measures, can enhance the accuracy of identification of dyslexia risk in pre-reading …
Early identification of dyslexia risk carries important implications for dyslexia remediation …

… systems for reading, and how these systems interact, and what might go wrong in the dyslexic
brain. Design and methods: Following a brief overview of behavioural studies of reading …

… The main focus of this chapter is on reading speed assumed to be deficient in dyslexics.
Convincing ERP data are collected giving a further empirical support to the magno-cellular …

… dyslexia compared to controls during reading and reading related … have been linked to
behavioral impairments of reading-related … The observed functional and behavioral differences in …

… these brain changes to dyslexia. Our perspective on dyslexia is that some of the brain changes
… reading disability in a minority of dyslexic children, although the various theories of visual …

… Further, this study found that, although the posterior reading systems were disrupted in
dyslexic readers, compensatory systems developed with an increased activation noted in the left …

… cognitive/behavioral deficit characterizing DYS readers to … In summary, for dyslexic readers,
these brain activation … , this disruption is evident when dyslexic readers are asked to respond …

… , they simply document the neural substrate of the behavioral differences. We suggest that
… For example, if we consider dyslexia to concern reading skills one standard deviation lower …

… Both dyslexic and nonimpaired readers improve their reading scores as they get older, but
the gap between the dyslexic and nonimpaired readers remains. Thus dyslexia is a deficit …

… Reading is a cognitive skill unique to humans and crucial … reader, one must rapidly
integrate a vast circuit of brain areas with both great accuracy and remarkable speed. This ‘reading …