Phonological Dyslexia (A Special Issue of Cognitive Neuropsychology)

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Phonological dyslexia, a form of reading impairment whose most prominent symptom is the selective impairment of the reading aloud of nonwords relative to the reading aloud of words, was first described by Beauvois and Derouesne (1979; Derouesne & Beauvois, 1979).

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