Article
Varieties of developmental reading disorder: genetic and environmental influences.
Journal of experimental child psychology - 1 Feb 1999
Castles A, Datta H, Gayan J, Olson R K
Abstract excerpt
There is widespread support for the notion that subgroups of dyslexics can be identified who differ in their reading profiles: Developmental phonological dyslexia is characterized by poor nonword reading, while developmental surface dyslexia is distinguished by a particular difficulty in reading irregular words. However, there is much less agreement about how these subtypes, and particularly the surface dyslexic...
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