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A comparative quantitative analysis of Greek orthographic transparency

Protopapas et al., 2009

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15759201915031437769
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Protopapas A
Vlahou E
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Behavior research methods

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Orthographic transparency refers to the systematicity in the mapping between orthographic letter sequences and phonological phoneme sequences in both directions, for reading and spelling. Measures of transparency previously used in the analysis of orthographies of other …
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