Abstract
We report the case of a youngster who has not learned to name correctly all of the letters of the alphabet, but who nonetheless can do cross-case matching (Posner’s name-matching task) of all the letters, entirely without error. This result suggests that the development of cross-case matching abilities in normal subjects may also proceed without reference to a letter identification process based upon a phonological code.
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