All of the following statements are true of dyslexia except:
a) it's typically something a child outgrows.
b) it's characterized by poor spelling.
c) it's a problem mapping orthography to the sounds of words.
d) it's characterized by a lack of phonological awareness.
Question 2
A study by Van Orden (1987) had participants perform a category verification task.
Participants were presented with a category name (e.g., flower), followed by one of three types of stimuli: (1) a category member, like daffodil; (2) a homophone of a member of the category, like rows, or (3) a word with orthography similar to a
category member, like robs. Participants tended to miscategorize items from ________ most frequently,
supporting the ________ access view of word recognition.
a) condition one; direct
b) condition three; direct
c) condition two; indirect
d) condition three; indirect
Child with bacterial meningitis in an opisthotonic position.
A child with a hearing impairment wears a hearing aid (as noted in his left ear).
True Friendship
Which is TRUE about the alternation of generations cycle that is diagramed above?
How to convert verbal statements into algebraic equations (Part 4)
Marasmus The emaciated appearance of this child is a sign (and symptom) of marasmus