Study on Morphological Awareness and Rapid Automatized Naming Through Word Reading and Comprehension in Normal and Disabled Reading Arabic-Speaking Children

This study explored the role and extent of the involvement of morphological awareness (MA) in contrast to rapid automatized naming (RAN) in word reading and comprehension of Arabic as a morphologically based orthography. We gave measures of word reading, reading comprehension, MA, and RAN in additio...

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Published in:Reading & writing quarterly 2017-03, Vol.33 (2), p.123-140
Main Authors: Layes, Smail, Lalonde, Robert, Rebaï, Mohamed
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Cognitive science
Dyslexia
Elementary School Students
Grade 4
Grade 6
Intelligence Tests
Language Processing
Morphology (Languages)
Multiple Regression Analysis
Multivariate Analysis
Naming
Neuroscience
Nonverbal Ability
Phonology
Predictor Variables
Psychology
Reading Comprehension
Reading Skills
Reading Tests
Semitic Languages
Statistical Analysis
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