hyperlexia
autism
quality of life
reading comprehension
decoding (reading)
reading disabilities
This includes ALL EBSCOhost databases, so if you use this database you may not need to use the Multiple EBSCOhost Databases link on the Communication Disorders guide.
hyperlexia = 482
hyperlexia AND autism = 200
hyprlexia NOT autism = 158
I searched "hyperlexia" (sans quotation marks) to get to this article:
Frances A. Conners, Michael D. Carr and Sandra Willis
I found this thesis earlier today and now I don't remember how I got to it. I hope the above link works; if not, try accessing it while on campus. I'm saving a copy on my computer in case you just can't get to it, so email me if you can't get it.
Comprehension in Children with Hyperlexia. Lester, Michele L. 2003.
Don't forget to check out his reference list at the end of the paper!
hyperlexia = 4
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ALSO: This database uses brackets instead of quotation marks to indicate searching a phrase (how clever of them).
hyperlexia = 168
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hyperlexia = 140
