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peripheral dyslexia
peripheral dyslexia Peripheral dyslexia is a reading disorder in which the difficulty lies mainly in early visual-perceptual, attentional, working-memory, or task-related motor-planning processes involved in recognizing written words, rather than in language-based word meaning or sound conversion.
Peripheral dyslexia is a reading disorder in which the difficulty lies mainly in early visual-perceptual, attentional, working-memory, or task-related motor-planning processes involved in recognizing written words, rather than in language-based word meaning or sound conversion. It is a form of acquired dyslexia seen after brain damage and can include patterns such as neglect dyslexia or crowding dyslexia.