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nramada

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Our ability to read letters in the nonfoveal field is likely to be due to our:
 
  A) retinal sensitivity to letters in this field
  B) ability to saccade
  C) ability to focus on important letters
  D) understanding of the theme of a text
  E) sensitive peripheral vision

Question 2

Recent research seems to indicate that:
 
  A) languages that have many spellings for the same sounds make it harder for dyslexics to read
  B) all of the above
  C) dyslexics from around the world have similar brain abnormalities
  D) dyslexics have difficulty differentiating between sounds
  E) dyslexics process words more slowly than do non-dyslexics



Jadwiga9

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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