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Publication details [#39414]

Johns, A., Jeffrey J. Walczyk, Cheryl S. Marsiglia and Keli S. Bryan. 2004. Children's Compensations for Poorly Automated Reading Skills. Discourse Processes 37 (1) : 47–66.
Publication type
Article in journal
Publication language
English
Place, Publisher
Erlbaum

Annotation

This study confirms the compensatory-encoding model (CEM)'s statement that readers whose word decoding or verbal working memory skills are inefficient can compensate so that literal comprehension scores equal those of efficient readers.