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Phonological abilities and their roles in reading and spelling differences between boys and girls : a longitudinal study of beginning readers

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Figure 3. Distribution of cognitive ability factor scores for boys (left) and girls (right)
Figure  4. The relationship between graphemic and phonemic awareness and cognitive  ability for boys  (n =  81) and girls  (n =72)
Figure 5.  The relationship between phonological processing and cognitive ability and  for boys  (n  =81) and girls (n =  72)
Figure  7. The effect of sex on graphemic and phonemic awareness, phonological  processing and cognitive ability factor scores
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