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Reading Anxiety in Children and Adolescents and Its Negative Association with Word Reading Performance
Over the past decade, research on reading disorders (RD) has expanded beyond its traditional focus on cognitive-linguistic factors to give increasing attention to socioemotional functioning. The present study leveraged two existing datasets oversampled with RD (112 elementary school children aged 7
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