The resultsindicated that: (1) there weresignificantdifferencein the intensity of the phonological, graphic and semanticconnection of Chinese character between normal readers and poor readers.
The researchers found that all the poorreaders, while normal in nearly every other measure of hearing, had problems distinguishing closely-spaced tones.
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