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Visual processing correlates concurrently with character reading and mathematics at both kindergarten and grade one

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q3 i? Visual processing was significantly related with mathematics and character reading at both measurement occasions. → Yang X and Meng X 2020

Evidence

Yang X and Meng X 2020

Yang X and Meng X (2020) Visual Processing Matters in Chinese Reading Acquisition and Early Mathematics. Front. Psychol. 11:462. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2020.00462

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Correlational analysis across all variables at both time points (Table 2). Kindergarten visual processing correlated with T1 character reading (r = −0.23*), T1 calculation (r = −0.24**), T2 calculation (r = −0.24*), and T2 character reading (r = −0.32**); thresholds are reverse-scored. No standardized effect size framing is offered beyond the printed correlations.

"Table 2 demonstrates that visual processing was significantly related with mathematics and character reading either at senior kindergarten or at grade one."

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type claim
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title Visual processing correlates concurrently with character reading and mathematics at both kindergarten and grade one
description Visual processing correlates concurrently with character reading and mathematics at both kindergarten and grade one
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2020
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