Schulte-Körne et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Neurophysiological correlates of word recognition in dyslexiaSchulte-Körne et al., 2004
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- Schulte-Körne G
- Deimel W
- Bartling J
- Remschmidt H
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- Journal of Neural Transmission
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The neurobiological basis of learning word spellings and recognition of recently learned words was assessed in a learning experiment in 9 dyslexics and 9 controls male adolescents. In a recognition paradigm previously learned pseudowords and graphic …
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