Describe three major types of dyslexias
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Surface dyslexia refers to a deficit in whole-word reading, whereas phonological
dyslexia involves the inability to sound out words while retaining the ability to read whole words. The final form of dyslexia—developmental dyslexia—is a hereditary condition that involves early abnormal development of brain regions involved in language. Developmental dyslexia reflects problems in phonological processing of written and spoken words.
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