Spontaneous mirror-writing in children.

James M. Cornell

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On appelle ecriture en miroir une ecriture ayant subi une rotation de 180° et qui est lisible. On a teste l'apparition d'une ecriture miroir spontanee de mots entiers, plutot que de lettres individuelles renversees chez des enfants de trois a quatorze ans. Le phenomene parait davantage etre une composante normale du developpement qu'une dysfonction

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