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Medicina: Neuropsicologia cognitiva
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| Extremely complex and rather variable reading disorders that can be described as an overreliance upon phonological receding in reading. Extremely complex and rather variable reading disorder, associated with impairments to the early visual processing and/or to the assembled phonological systems. Surface dyslexics are more accurate reading words with regular than with irregular spelling-to-sound correspondences and produce regularization errors. |
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| Loring D.W. 1999 Loring D.W. 1999 |
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| This approach is often advocated (e.g. Howard & Patterson, 1989; Mitchum & Berndt, 1990), but there are as yet few actual examples of it in the literature. Thus Coltheart and Byng´s (1989) study is cognitive neuropsychological rehabilitation at its (existing) best. Even better (though, at least to my knowledge, not presently existing) would be the following strategy: having hypothesised that surface dyslexia can arise from deficits at each of three ´locations´, Coltheart and Byng might have specified what treatment technique would be most appropriate to each of the three alternatives. Then, despite their conclusion that E.E.´s deficit was at the level of word recognition, they might have treated him (with three different sets of materials) using each of these techniques. |
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| Riddoch et al. 1994 |
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| Aphasia |
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| Aphasiology |
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| Clinical neuropsychology |
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| Aphasic syndromes |
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| Acquired dyslexia |
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| Deep dyslexia, Phonological dyslexia |
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