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Relationships Between Auditory Statistical Learning and Reading Skills in Children with Reading Difficulties
Purpose. This study evaluated the psychometric implications of a novel gamified SL task for school-aged children with reading difficulties and examined the relationships between auditory syllable-based statistical learning (SL) and literacy skills. Methods. Two groups of children aged 7–11 with rea
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