Silvio Tafuri, Maria Serena Gallone, Domenico Martinelli, Rosa Prato, Maria Chironna, Cinzia Germinario
Report of a pertussis outbreak in a low coverage booster vaccination group of otherwise healthy children in Italy
BMC infectious diseases
twelve cerebral palsied adolescents young adults complex communicative needs used augmentative alternative communication studied classified according working memory capacity high vs low two groups 6 participants also divided two groups 6 participants according high vs low phonological skills groups compared performance reading tests orthographic knowledge word test pseudoword reading test spelling words pseudowords pictures names statistical differences found high vs low phonological skills groups high low working memory groups high working memory capacity group scored significantly higher low working memory group orthographic word reading tests high phonological skills group outperformed low phonological skills group word reading test spelling pseudowords pictures names descriptive point view phonological skills working memory factors known highly predictive literacy skills people without disabilities also hold factors participants used aac study implications results discussed