British Journal of Psychology · 1983 · 95 citations · 0 references
MedicineBehavioral SciencesPsychologyChild DevelopmentEye MovementsVisual PerceptionDevelopment Of Eye MovementsEye Movement AnalysisEye Movement DisordersEye-movement ControlChildhood Eye Movement DevelopmentCluster AnalysisEye Movement MonitoringHierarchical Cluster AnalysisNonverbal Intelligence Tests
The efficiency of eye-movements while tracking sequential lights was compared for 15 dyslexic children and 15 controls, matched on age and non-verbal intelligence. Contrary to Pavlidis (1981), no significant differences were found between the two groups on two measures of efficiency. A hierarchical cluster analysis did not demonstrate unique patterns of errors for dyslexics, with the exception of a single female dyslexic.