Dyslexia developing after a stroke or brain injury is called
AReversible dyslexia
BDevelopmental dyslexia
CAcquired dyslexia
DHereditary dyslexia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Acquired dyslexia
1. Dyslexia is divided into developmental and acquired forms.
2. Acquired dyslexia occurs after a neurological insult such as brain injury or stroke.
3. Developmental dyslexia is the childhood-onset form, so it does not fit.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dyslexia, Classification_
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