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Cross-domain spontaneous tempo differences in adults with developmental dyslexia: Evidence from speech and gait
ackground: Developmental Dyslexia (DD) has historically been associated with phonological impairments though difficulties may be identified across cognitive and sensorimotor domains. The Temporal Sampling Framework proposed that atypical neural entrainment to temporal structure may underlie difficul
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