… are different subtypes of developmental dyslexia. The subjects were 51 dyslexic children (…
readers who scored in the same range as the dyslexics on word recognition. Using methods …

… , and morphological affixes show increased vulnerability: when presented with a morphologically
complex word, individuals with graphemic buffer dyslexia often keep the base or the …

… category, whereas children with deficits in other types of skills (eg, visual-spatial ability or …
We defined two subgroups of dyslexics on the basis of accuracybased measures of reading. …

… developmental dyslexia. Attempts were made to test on a behavioral level the existence of
subtypes of dyslexia … of structural brain correlates of these subtypes. Here, for the first time, we …

… surface subtypes of developmental dyslexia in light of competing predictions made by
two … skills (phonological dyslexia) or disproportionately poor orthographic coding skills (surface …

… relevant to identify cognitively homogeneous subtypes of developmental dyslexia. In a
second section (Part 2), we will focus on two groups of dyslexic children selected from the whole …

… itself, to provide an upper limit for expected stability for subtypes. For that analysis, we defined
dyslexia based on the composite of the two single word reading measures falling at least …

… There is also a genetic basis for these two subtypes. As a group, phonological … current
study aimed at classifying Chinese developmental dyslexia into subtypes according to the dual-…

… both. In contrast, in our younger sample, 27.9% of the dyslexics (19 out of 68 children) were
low on both types … Perhaps these findings indicate that, with development, there is increasing …

… and surface subtypes within a developmental dyslexic sample. … such subtypes can be identified
amongst adult dyslexics, the … Individuals classified as phonological dyslexics on the basis …