“…Participants were also screened for dyslexia (German SLRT-II test [97], RST-ARR [98], and rapid automatised naming (RAN) test of letters, numbers, objects, and colours [99]) and autism (Autism Spectrum Quotient; AQ [100]). All scores were within the neurotypical range (SLRT: min(max(P R words , P R pseudowords )) = 21, higher than the cut-off value of 16, following the same guidelines as [101]; RST-ARR: all P R ≥ 31, higher than the cut-off value of 16; RAN: maximum of 3 errors and RT < 36 seconds in each of the four categories; AQ: all participants AQ ≤ 31, under or equal to the cut-off value of 32).…”