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Orthographic and lexical effects in Neglect Dyslexia: evidence from prefixation

2022-09-23

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<p>The present study exploited Left Neglect Dyslexia (ND) to investigate how prefixation is attended to in the process of reading. ND is an acquired reading disorder that impairs the apperception of the left side of words and sentences. Importantly, both orthographic and lexical factors have been shown to modulate the exploration of written material in this syndrome. Two main issues were addressed: whether the ort...

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325f9134-8d6e-5acc-b1d8-be21be737078
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10.31234/osf.io/w2huj
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