Predicting Growth in Word Level Reading Skills in Children With Developmental Dyslexia Using an Object Rhyming
Emily A Farris1, Jeremiah Ring2, Jeffrey Black2,3
1a Department of Psychology , University of Texas of the Permian Basin , Odessa , Texas.
Abstract:
An object rhyming task that does not require text reading and is suitable for younger children was used to predict gains in word level reading skills following an intensive 2-year reading intervention for children with developmental dyslexia. The task evoked activation in bilateral inferior frontal regions. Growth in untimed pseudoword reading was associated with increased pre-intervention activation of the left inferior frontal gyrus, and growth in timed word reading was associated with pre-intervention activation of the left and right inferior frontal gyri. These analyses help identify pre-intervention factors that facilitate reading skill improvements in children with developmental dyslexia.
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