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Temporal envelope perception in dyslexic children.

Neuroreport - 16 Sept 2002

Rocheron Isabelle, Lorenzi Christian, Füllgrabe Christian, Dumont Annie

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Speech intelligibility depends heavily on the accurate perception of auditory temporal envelope cues, that is the slower amplitude modulations present in the speech waveform. In a previous study, McAnally and Stein demonstrated that dyslexics may show impaired audibility (i.e. detectability) of these envelope cues. In the present psychophysical study, the ability to process temporal envelope cues was further...

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PMID: 12352627
DOI: 10.1097/00001756-200209160-00023

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