Form and motion coherence processing in dyspraxia: evidence of a global spatial processing deficit

摘要: Form and motion coherence was tested in children with dyspraxia matched controls to assess their global spatial processing abilities. Thresholds for detecting form patterns were significantly higher the dyspraxic group than control group. No corresponding difference found on task. We eight disorder (mean age 8.2 years) 50 verbal-mental-age 8.4 test a neural basis perceptual abnormalities observed dyspraxia. The results provide evidence that have specific impairment of information. This finding contrasts other developmental disorders such as Williams syndrome, autism dyslexia where deficits been not processing. conclude may occipitotemporal deficit we argue testing thresholds might be useful diagnostic tool often coexistent dyslexia.