alleryIn preschool years, what best predicts eventual dyslexia?
AA family history of dyslexia
BParents' level of income
CFrequency of illness
DEarly drawing ability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A family history of dyslexia
1. In the preschool years, family history, especially in parents and siblings, predicts a later diagnosis.
2. It does so better than any test.
3. Drawing, illness and income are not named predictors.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dyslexia, Screening_
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