Are french dyslexic children sensitive to consonant sonority in segmentation strategies? Preliminary evidence from a letter detection task
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Ma'onchi-Pino, N., ET AL., Are french dyslexic children sensitive to consonant sonority in segmentation strategies? Preliminary evidence from a letter detection task. Research in Developmental Disabilities, Vol. 33, no. 1 (2012), p. 12-23.
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SIIS R.775 Archivo
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Datos estadísticos, Discapacidad del lenguaje, Dislexia, Fonología, Infancia, Problemas de lectura y escritura, Francia
Datos estadísticos, Discapacidad del lenguaje, Dislexia, Fonología, Infancia, Problemas de lectura y escritura, Francia
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