Since in a substantial proportion of reading-disabled children constitutional factors appear to
play an important pathogenetic role, major contributions to a better understanding of …

In an attempt to delineate causal factors in dyslexia, 113 children and young adults (age‐
range eight to 18 years) were divided into three groups: those with brain damage who could …

A main objective of this paper is to put forward some ideas concerning the disturbance of
basic reading and spelling functions that occurs in childhood dyslexia. The approach …

Developmental dyslexia is characterized by an unexpected difficulty in reading in children
and adults who otherwise have the intelligence, motivation, and schooling considered …

Arthur Benton and David hear!, m this important volume, provide a welcome landmark in the
nearly century-long voyage toward under standing and acceptance of developmental …

Within the past decade significant advances have been made in articulating the unique
neuropsychological and cognitive processes in dyslexic children. The brain mapping …

As many as ten percent of children have great difficulty learning how to read, and many of
these may never acquire adequate reading skills. Since there is no obvious cause for their …