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Dyslexia is most commonly identified with:
 
  a. confusion in ordering similar-looking letters, such as b, p, and d.
  b. problems in spoken language.
  c. difficulty in distinguishing phonemes and mapping those to alphabetic letters.
  d. chromosomal abnormalities.

Question 2

Parallel distributed processing (PDP) is a theory that emphasizes
 
  a. humans' ability to simultaneously consider many pieces of information
  b. computers' ability to simultaneously consider many pieces of information
  c. the movement from decoding to comprehension in reading
  d. the pattern of knowledge as it is stored as a static copy



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

d



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