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EEG Entrainment to Non-Speech Rhythmic Patterns Associated with Dimensions of Language Performance
Developmental dyslexia (DLX) affects 5-12% of the global population and impairs learning to read. Its biological basis, particularly the difficulties observed in oral phonological tasks, remains debated. Entrainment, the coupling of brain oscillations to speech rhythms, is essential for encoding pho
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