Individuals with phonological dyslexia have a problem in:
A)Visual processing of language
B)Auditory processing of language
C)Impairment in sound units that separates similar words
D)The production of motor signals in the vocal chords

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Phonological dyslexia involves an impairment in the ability to distinguish between sound units that separate similar words, such as distinguishing between "cat" and "bat." This impairment affects the individual's ability to sound out words and can lead to difficulty with reading and spelling. It is not related to visual processing, auditory processing, or the production of motor signals in the vocal chords.

Individuals with Phonological Dyslexia Have a Problem In