The Role of Inadequate Print Exposure as a Determinant of Reading Comprehension Problems
Charles A. Perfetti, Maureen A. Marron, Peter W. Foltz
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Charles A. Perfetti, Maureen A. Marron, Peter W. Foltz
Abstract
In the literature of cognitive developmental psychology, reading comprehension problems are typically analyzed in terms of cognitive processes operating in a suboptimal manner. In this chapter, we argue that cognitive developmental work on reading comprehension problems might benefit from searching for explanations at a more distal level than has been typical in our literature.
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In the literature of cognitive developmental psychology, reading comprehension problems are typically analyzed in terms of cognitive processes operating in a suboptimal manner. In this chapter, we argue that cognitive developmental work on reading comprehension problems might benefit from searching for explanations at a more distal level than has been typical in our literature.
Key concepts: Comprehension, Reading (process), Reading comprehension, Psychology, Linguistics, Computer science, Communication, Philosophy