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Speed of processing and reading disability: a cross-linguistic investigation of dyslexia and borderline intellectual functioning.

Cognition - 1 Jun 2008

Bonifacci Paola, Snowling Margaret J

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English and Italian children with dyslexia were compared with children with reading difficulties associated with low-IQ on tests of simple and choice RT, and in number and symbol scanning tasks. On all four speed-of-processing tasks, children with low-IQ responded more slowly than children with dyslexia and age-controls. In the choice RT task, the performance of children with low-IQ was also less accurate than...

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PMID: 18272144
DOI: 10.1016/j.cognition.2007.12.006

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