With Regard to the Developmental Outcome for Specific Childhood Reading

question 52

Multiple Choice

With regard to the developmental outcome for specific childhood reading disabilities,

• A)most all cases of reading problems are remediated by adolescence.
• B)phonological problems are usually remediated by adolescence.
• C)reading problems tend to persist into later years but there is individual variation.
• D)the "Mathew Effect" indicates that weak readers tend to catch up to strong readers over time.

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