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The assumption is often made that, through the discrimin- ation of subgroups within the general learning disabled population, greater precision in the identification of causal factors would be ob- tained. Ultimately, the application of differential treatment methods could take place. More accurate prognostic statements could then be made for children who exhibit particular types of learning difficulties.
In light of the potential importance of identifying subtypes within the learning disabled p...opulation, there is a surprising lack of systema- tic investigation in this area.
In current usage the term "dyslexic" is often applied to any child who is behind in reading. Thus, there is little agreement regarding prevalence or epidemiology, much less the underlying mechanisms involved.
Some researchers have attempted to conform to the World Federation of Neurology's definition of "specific developmental dyslexia" (Waites, 1968) on the assumption that a homogeneous sample is being selected.
Recent studies (e.g., Taylor, Satz and Friel, 1977) fail to support this assumption, and the empirical utility of the concept appears to be suspect.
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The assumption is often made that, through the discrimin- ation of subgroups within the general learning disabled population, greater precision in the identification of causal factors would be ob- tained. Ultimately, the application of differential treatment methods could take place. More accurate prognostic statements could then be made for children who exhibit particular types of learning difficulties.
In light of the potential importance of identifying subtypes within the learning disabled p...opulation, there is a surprising lack of systema- tic investigation in this area.
In current usage the term "dyslexic" is often applied to any child who is behind in reading. Thus, there is little agreement regarding prevalence or epidemiology, much less the underlying mechanisms involved.
Some researchers have attempted to conform to the World Federation of Neurology's definition of "specific developmental dyslexia" (Waites, 1968) on the assumption that a homogeneous sample is being selected.
Recent studies (e.g., Taylor, Satz and Friel, 1977) fail to support this assumption, and the empirical utility of the concept appears to be suspect.
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