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Mikero
Super Robot
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« Reply #85 on: 3 August 2008, 03:52:57 » |
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No, it's not.
First off, you don't SEE the letters or numbers incorrectly at all, you comprehend them incorrectly. Often, people will mix up letters like b, d, p, and q which are all very similar in shape.
Dyslexia, at least as far as with reading and spelling in letters (i.e. not numbers), has to do with mixing up how letters relate as sounds. Dyslexics wouldn't comprened the letters in a random order, but would mix up two of the letters that are in word (often happens if the the word they end up with is similar looking to the correct word). So generally the entire word wouldn't be jumbled (I've just realized that word jumbles are a rather cruel game).
They also have more trouble with homophones than others, and almost everyone has trouble with homophones, so imagine that.
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