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Auditory Temporal Processing in Children With Specific Reading Disability With and Without Attention Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder
Tasks assessing perception of auditory temporal and nontemporal cues were administered to children with reading disorders (RD) with or without attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or with ADHD alone. The presence of RD was associated only with a deficit in detection of a tone onset time synchron...
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