… It is a widely held belief that developmental dyslexia (DD) is a … theory of dyslexia assumes
that DD is a visual disorder … that dyslexia is not exclusively due to a magnocellular deficit …

… a deficit of visual attention in dyslexic individuals with impaired VAS but further suggests a
selective endogenous attentional system deficit … Therefore, we might expect a link between the …

… behavior that provides evidence for a link between high-level visual impairment and dyslexia.
… visual deficits, such as lower visual acuity. Such problems might, however, be attributed to …

… that the reading deficit in dyslexia is closely linked to EF: children with dyslexia often show
… the neurobiological correlates for the visual attention deficit in individuals with dyslexia. …

… Dyslexia is also traditionally thought to be a non-visual deficit. Counter to both ideas, face
perception deficits in dyslexia … for a link between high-level visual impairment and dyslexia, …

… occur as a consequence of failing to learn to read rather than being causally linked, then we
would expect that individuals who have never learned to read would similarly have impaired …

… of a visual deficit. Alternatively, if they are slow on a RAN task but also have a visual deficit,
one … out the extent to which a phonological deficit, a visual deficit, or both are responsible for …

… the phonological and visual deficits as well as the reading impairment in developmental
dyslexia. This … Finally, to close the link between any visual magnocellular deficits and a temporal …

… than the visual persistence time found in dyslexic subjects. … temporal deficit (be it motion
perception or visual persistence) in … In regard to this, it worth reminding that a link between …

… deficits have been suggested to play a central role for the impairments seen in dyslexia 3 ,
processing visual words … In addition the strong structural and functional link of the VWFA to the …