Abstract
On a test of cognitive stylistic preference backward readers exhibited a less verbal style than did age-matched controls. The groups did not differ significantly in asymmetry on a verbal dichotic test. Relative spatial rather than verbal preference could contribute to difficulty in learning to read. It seems unnecessary to implicate lateralization differences in explanations of reading disability.
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