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Bridging Psychophysics and Psychometrics to Address Dyslexia Screening Floor Effects: An Adaptive-Timing Approach
As children learn to read, two skills develop in parallel: the complexity of words they can decode and the speed of word recognition. Reading assessments capture these processes with timed and untimed tasks, yet it remains unclear whether word processing speed and word difficulty are separable dimen
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