People with phonological dyslexia have no difficulty with the whole word method of reading providing the words are ones they are already familiar with.

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People with phonological dyslexia struggle primarily with decoding new words by sounding them out but can often read familiar words without difficulty, as the whole word method relies on recognizing words as whole units rather than decoding them phonetically.

People with Phonological Dyslexia Have No Difficulty with the Whole