… We argue that the phonological deficit hypothesis … of dyslexia, b) that all (or at least the vast
majority of) dyslexic children have phonological impairments, and c) that these phonological …

… The phonological deficit hypothesis … of the phonological deficit hypothesis to Chinese
developmental dyslexia. The results of the present study show that Chinese dyslexic children, …

… phonological re/de-coding (Rapid Automatized Naming, RAN). Results: Also double deficit
hypothesis proposed that the dyslexic … in the domains of phonological deficit theory that those …

… the underlying cognitive deficit in developmental dyslexia. In particular… hypotheses (the
phonological and the double-deficit hypotheses) by examining the status of several phonological …

… One of the most reliable and often-quoted associated characteristics of developmental
dyslexia is an inefficiency in short-term memory. For example, Digit Span scores on the Wechsler …

… development of reading as a backdrop, this paper reviews the phonological processing deficit
hypothesis of dyslexia… Developmental dyslexia was first described just over 100 years ago …

… hypotheses discussed above: the magnocellular deficit and cerebellar deficit hypotheses …
the ‘biological’ level, whereas the phonological deficit hypothesis is framed in terms of a non…

… retrieval-deficit hypothesis. Toward these ends, the present study of confrontation naming
in the 5- to lo-year age period is one part of a larger research program which systematically …

… the existence of a robust association between developmental dyslexics’ phonological
awareness deficits and their reading disability. One popular hypothesis is that dyslexics’ difficulty …

… Probably the more attractive feature of the M-deficit theory is that it can be extended to other
sensory channels, since there is some evidence that the magno/parvo distinction also exists …