Author Question: Compared with typical controls, people with dyslexia a. show the same proportion of ... (Read 166 times)

j.rubin · **on:** Jun 21, 2018

Compared with typical controls, people with dyslexia

a. show the same proportion of right-handedness.
b. are likely to demonstrate handedness at earlier ages.
c. are more likely to be right-handed or ambidextrous.
d. are more likely to be left-handed or ambidextrous.

Question 2

Compared with typical controls, people with dyslexia show

a. no differences in brain symmetry.
b. greater asymmetry in the planum temporale.
c. less asymmetry in the planum temporale.
d. a higher degree of laterality.