Table 3.

Types of dysgraphia according to percentage of correct answers, number of errors, psycholinguistic effects and types of errors in the TEPPs, and impairment in the Spontaneous Writing and Sentence Copying tasks of the NEUPSILIN-Af.

	Cases	Correct answers	Errors	Main psycholinguistic effects	Types of writing errors	Impairment in supplementary tasks
Lexical dysgraphia	LHD2	37	89	Regularity and frequency	Letter omission, graphomotor errors, regularization, graphemic paragraphia, spacing between letters	Spontaneous writing and sentence copying
	RHD6	49	42	Regularity and frequency	Regularization and graphemic paragraphia	Spontaneous writing
Phonological dysgraphia	LHD3	44	46	Word length, frequency and lexicality	Neologism, letter substitution, lexicalization, non-answer, semantic paragraphia	–
	LHD5	54	44	Word length and lexicality	Letter substitution and omission, neologisms, non-answers, lexicalization	Spontaneous writing and sentence copying
Mixed or global dysgraphia	LHD1	4	227	Regularity	Graphomotor, tremor, neologism, omission, perseveration, letter substitution, graphemic and verbal paragraphia	Spontaneous writing
Peripheral dysgraphia	LHD4	39	61	Word length and regularity	Mirrored writing, inclined writing, graphemic paragraphia, letter omission, addition and substitution	Spontaneous writing

LHD: left-hemisphere damage; RHD: right hemisphere damage.