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In comparison to the causes of developmental dyslexia, the causes of acquired dyslexia tend to be more

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The findings of the brain stimulation studies of Ojemann and colleagues suggest that language abilities might be organized in the cortex like a
 
  A) mosaic.
  B) phonograph.
  C) text book.
  D) lexicon.
  E) serial.


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