The brain of a dyslexic shows a slower than normal response to high-contrast,rapidly changing visual stimuli.

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Research studies have found that the brains of dyslexic individuals show a slower response to high-contrast, rapidly changing visual stimuli such as letters and words on a page. This is believed to contribute to the difficulties in processing written language experienced by individuals with dyslexia.

The Brain of a Dyslexic Shows a Slower Than Normal