Training children with dyslexia to use computer games appears to:
A) increase language ability equal to 1 to 2 years' worth
B) decrease neural activity from the cortex that interferes with the word analyzer
C) increase neural activity in the phoneme producer and word analyzer
D) create more neural connections in the thalamus

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The article states that training children with dyslexia to use computer games increases neural activity in the phoneme producer and word analyzer, which is beneficial for improving language ability. There is no mention of decreased neural activity or more neural connections in the thalamus. Additionally, the article does not provide information on the amount of language ability improvement in terms of years' worth, so option A cannot be confirmed.

Training Children with Dyslexia to Use Computer Games Appears To