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Abstract
The present study examined the contribution of morphological awareness to Chinese literacy
learning in poor readers (n=39) and their typically developing counterparts matched on age (CA
controls, n=39). A total of 160 third graders were assessed on character recognition, reading
comprehension, one-minute reading fluency, morphological awareness, and phonological awareness
tasks. The results of the study showed that:
1. Poor readers preformed significantly less well than CA controls in literacy measures and
morphological awareness tasks.
2. Morphological Awareness tasks predicted character recognition, reading comprehension and
reading fluency after age, IQ, phonological awareness were controlled.
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