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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Neuropsychol. 2008;33(6):663–681. doi: 10.1080/87565640802418597

Table 1.

Samples with reading disability.

Sample Controls M/F Exptl M/F Age Range(yrs) Selection criteria for experimental group Proportion with L PT > R PT
UF0 5/7 4/6 relatives 7/2 6 –65 No specified criteria; Clinical impression of reading disability gained from history E: 100
C: .75
R: .80
UF1 7/8 7/6 18 –33 Certified for extra time at University; Diagnosis of dyslexia verified by Speech/Language Pathologist specializing in reading E: .85
C: .73
UF2 59/44 7/7 6 – 12 Member of control group at first assessment at 5–6 yrs; in remedial education at second assessment at 8–11 yrs E: .79
C: .75
12/9 6 – 13 SLI: At least two oral language scores > 1 S.D. below average; Nonverbal IQ within normal limits SLI: .57
UW1 15/11 13/4 9–13 Discrepancy between estimated full scale IQ and reading scores E: .47
C: .69
UW2 12/10 9 – 13 Discrepancy between estimated full scale IQ and reading scores E: .68
C: .67
GT 14/8 11 – 16 Identified in schools as need remedial help in reading E: .91
UF 3 11/0 11/0 20 – 50 Discrepancy between estimated full scale IQ and reading scores E: .55
C: .55