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Shared and Distinct Neural Correlates of Reading and Writing in Chinese and Alphabetic Scripts: A Meta-Analysis
Reading and writing are closely related literacy skills that draw on partially shared orthographic and linguistic representations while differing in their perceptual and motor demands. Although robust behavioral associations between reading and writing have been established, the extent to which they
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