PASS cognitive processes, phonological processes, and basic reading performance for a sample of referred primary‐grade children
PASS cognitive processes, phonological processes, and basic reading performance for a sample of referred primary‐grade children
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被推荐的小学儿童样本的认知过程、语音过程和基本阅读表现均通过
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2003
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J. Naglieri
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Laurice M. Joseph;Megan E. McCachran;J. Naglieri
The purpose of this study was to explore the relationships among cognitive processing, phonological processing and basic reading skill performance. Cognitive theorists propose that Planning, Attention, Simultaneous and Successive (PASS) processes are related to various phonological skills. A sample of 62 Primary Grade children referred for reading problems were administered measures of cognitive processes (Cognitive Assessment System), phonological processes (Comprehensive Test of Phonological Processing) and basic reading achievement (Woodcock-Johnson Tests of Academic Achievement-III). Findings indicated that some cognitive processes were significantly related to phonological processes as well as basic reading skills. The strongest relationships were found between phonological memory and successive processes and between phonological awareness and basic reading performance.