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Figure 1. Research design. A cohort of 103 participants with dyslexiawere assigned to four groups (I…IV), and each read two test Forms (A,B) from the Gates-MacGinitie Reading Tests [30] using paper or iPod, ina design balanced for order of device and form
Table 1. Demographic statistics and reading measures ofparticipants.
Table 2. Analysis of Reading Comprehension Score.
Figure 3. Shape of the interaction of method and VA Span forcomprehension.subjects standard error of the mean [68])
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