| Title | Picture perception in Chinese dyslexic children: an eye-movement study
| | Authors | LI Xiu-hong, JING Jin, ZOU Xiao-bing, HUANG Xu, JIN Yu, WANG Qing-xiong, CHEN Xue-bin, YANG Bin-rang, YANG Si-yuan
| | Journal | Chinese Medical Journal. - V.122(3). - pp.267-271
| | Year of publishing | 2009
| | Abstract | Currently, whether or not there is visuospatial impairments in Chinese dyslexic children is still a matter of discussion. The relatively recent application of an eye-tracking paradigm may offer an opportunity to address this issue. In China, in comparison with reading studies, there have not been nearly as many eye movement studies dealing with nonreading tasks such as picture identification and whether Chinese children with dyslexia have a picture processing deficit is not clear. The purposes of the present study were to determine whether or not there is visuospatial impairments in Chinese dyslexic children. Moreover, we attempted to discuss whether or not the abnormal eye movement pattern that dyslexic subjects show during reading of text appropriate for their age is a consequence of their linguistic difficulties.
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