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Table 1.

Characteristics of the participants, with standard deviation in parenthesis.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of training and non-training groups of participants, with standard deviation in parenthesis.

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Figure 1.

Experimental stimuli displays.

The texture stimulus (left) was composed of three adjacent diagonal bars (vertically or horizontally aligned) embedded within a background of horizontal bars, with a letter “T” or “L” as the fixation. The mask (right) was made of randomly oriented “V”, with superimposed “T” and “L” at the fixation position.

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Figure 2.

Trial sequences of texture discrimination task.

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Figure 3.

The perceptual learning curves for two training groups of children.

The error bars represent standard errors.

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Figure 4.

The threshold SOA (mean ± standard error) of TDT performance in the pre- and post- test.

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Figure 5.

The reading fluency performance (mean ± standard error) in the pre-, post- and follow-up test.

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