Titlebook: A Solution to the Riddle Dyslexia; Harold N. Levinson Book 1980 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980 Dyslexie.English.Solution.children.dysl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9774-8Dyslexie; English; Solution; children; dyslexia; emotion; field theory; learning; neurophysiology; neurosis; p

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978-1-4613-9776-2Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1980

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,Grundzusammenhänge im Rechnungswesen,ntire available kindergarten population (n = 1543) of District 26 in Queens was screened for DD utilizing a new and improved 3D optical scanner and a modified blurring-speed methodology.* The aims were multifold:

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Giuseppe MC Rosano,Juan Carlos Kaskiobjective” indicators of the blurring/recognition-speed endpoint (Fig. 9–1). It was anticipated that this study might more accurately delineate the diagnostic parameters required to separate DD and non-DD individuals, and thus hopefully provide a solution to the exceptions and the paradox introduced by the blind blurring-speed study.

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y proposed by Morgan is still held in wide esteem, albeit in slightly modified forms. Despite 80 years of escalating research efforts and mounds of correspond­ ing statistics, there continues to exist a perplexing diagnostic-therapeutic medical void and riddle in which dyslexics can neither be scien

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Karin Nickenig,Carsten Wesselmannics would manifest a statistically significant reduction in tracking capacity when compared to normal controls. The purpose of this study was to measure the c-v-induced ocular fixation and sequential scanning functions in both c-v dyslexic and normal control groups—and thus test the validity of this reading hypothesis.