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Prenatal alcohol exposure-related reading and phonological processing deficits mediated by working memory
Few research studies have investigated the effects of prenatal alcohol exposure (PAE) on reading ability and/or on phonological processing. Most published studies have only included measures of single-word reading. This choice means those studies may lack ecological validity in that they might not h...
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Department of Psychology
2018
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