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A COMPARISON OF DYSLEXICS AND NORMALS IN RECALLING LETTER ARRAYS AFTER BRIEF PRESENTATION
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  • 1977Normal and Disabled Readers Can Locate and Identify Letters: Where's the Perceptual Deficit?42 cited
  • 1999New norms for comparing children's lexical and nonlexical reading: A further look at subtyping dyslexia40 cited

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