Percept Mot Skills. 1984 Oct;59(2):423-34.

A detailed study of sequential saccadic eye movements for normal- and poor-reading children.

Black JL, Collins DW, De Roach JN, Zubrick S.

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This paper presents the results of an in-depth study of parameters characterizing sequenced saccadic eye movements for a group of dyslexic children and a comparative normal control group with ages in the range greater than 8.0 yr. and less than 13.0 yr. No parameters were statistically different for the two groups, which supports the findings of Brown, et al. and contradicts the findings of Pavlidis. Our results indicate that sequenced saccadic eye movements are not diagnostically useful for early detection of dyslexia.

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