… evidence across measures in this study that the transfer success achieved by the PHAB/DI-trained
subjects was based on successful training of what is considered the core deficit of …

… the difference is typically taken as strong evidence for a core-deficit theory. But this is largely
an … , and in turn this implicitly leads us back to “core deficits” in our theoretical interpretation. …

… Recent evidence suggests that transfer-of-learning is important to our understanding of
specific developmental learning disabilities and to the etiology, diagnosis, and appropriate …

… only (PHON), and 24% a visual-naming speed deficit only (VNS). Diagnostic test profiles
highlighted the joint contributions of the two core deficits in depressing written language …

… -level-matched normal readers were able to transfer their rule knowledge in both the reading
and … These findings suggest that the transfer-of-learning deficits of disabled readers may be …

… In the current study this aspect seemed to be the inability to transfer the thematic role to a …
They suggest that the syntactic structure can develop independently of the ability to transfer …

… -deficit hypothesis are needed to accumulate evidence that … speed deficit that is independent
of a phonological deficit for … existing evidence does not support a persistent core deficit in …

… As the current study aims to test the main assumptions of the double deficit hypothesis in a
large clinical sample of dyslexics, we summarize the evidence for each of these assumptions (…

… Two other parallels even suggest that impairment of higher order attentional processing may
be a core deficit in alcoholics: Most stimulus material that taxes alcoholics is novel and thus …

… The evidence suggests that the common features underlying these two groups of symptoms
might reflect a core … justifiably be designated the “core deficit” of classical schizophrenia. To …