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Impact of auditory processing on phonological functions

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Impact of auditory processing on phonological functions

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Auditory processing disorders can affect the development of phonological functions and, therefore, speech and literacy development. This is an extremely important aspect, especially in relation to childhood. These disorders may have their causes in the perception of sounds or in damage to the cortical centres responsible for normal hearing. However, many studies conducted to find a correlation between perception and phonological functions leave many doubts and do not provide clear answers.

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