Phonological Decoding Accuracy
Phonological Decoding Accuracy is a psychometric construct that measures the precision with which a reader correctly translates written graphemes into their corresponding phonological representations during silent or oral reading.
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Phonological recoding and reading.
Leo X. McCusker, Michael L. Hillinger, Randolph G. Bias · Psychological Bulletin · 1981 · 279 citations
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