Adults with dyslexia use internalized beat cues less than controls when estimating interval length
Nathércia Lima Torres,
Ana Rita Batista,
José Sousa
et al.
Abstract:Difficulties in both duration-based and beat-based time perception have been reported in individuals with dyslexia. It is also known that internalised beat cues may aid in the processing of durations. In the present study, we investigated whether the observed challenges in duration processing among individuals with dyslexia stem from their inability to utilise internal beat cues. Participants with vs. without dyslexia were asked to estimate the duration of intervals ranging from 500 ms to 10 s. In one conditio… Show more
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