… visual word recognition. Furthermore, we compared oculomotor behaviors of healthy children
to that of dyslexic children (… impacted when rhyme processing is lacking, as in dyslexia [17]. …

… of the AB in children with developmental dyslexia to reading-… and dyslexic groups, but greater
in the dyslexic group than in … locations, performance in the dyslexic group was worse than …

… Here we give an initial report on the recognition of isolated and embedded letters and of
words by 20 dyslexic children and by a control group of 20 normally reading children. …

… all the dyslexic children who were in the two groups were retested and compared. The “experimental”
dyslexics … only the results of a pilot study on a limited number of dyslexic children. …

… In the remaining sections of this chapter, we review theories of dyslexia focusing on visual
and … and orthographic skill: A 2-year longitudinal study of dyslexic children . Journal of …

… would result in disruptions of functions related to this cortical visual pathway. Indeed,
dyslexic subjects in the present study were found to be less efficient at recognizing structure-from…

… In this study, we hypothesize that a specific audio–visual training supporting phonetic feature
perception could help dyslexic children to specify phonemic representations. Accordingly, …

… signal responses to moving visual stimuli. This is true … dyslexia is not a general deficit in
visual information processing, but depends on highly specific abnormalities in visual recognition. …

… differences between dyslexic and non-dyslexic subjects at a number of visual information …
that the older dyslexic child's reading problems cannot be ascribed to slowness of visual code …

… The dyslexic children's performance was compared with that of normal children of the same
… Thus, these data do not support the hypothesis that dyslexic children use visual rather than …