• DOI:10.1080/01688639408402696
Corpus ID: 43006757

Specific arithmetic calculation deficits in children with Turner syndrome.

@article{Rovet1994SpecificAC,
  title={Specific arithmetic calculation deficits in children with Turner syndrome.},
  author={J. Rovet and C. Sz{\'e}kely and M. N. Hockenberry},
  journal={Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology},
  year={1994},
  volume={16 6},
  pages={
          820-39
        }
}

J. Rovet, C. Székely, M. N. Hockenberry

Published 1994

Psychology, Medicine

Journal of clinical and experimental neuropsychology

Study 1 compared arithmetic processing skills on the WRAT-R in 45 girls with Turner syndrome (TS) and 92 age-matched female controls. Results revealed significant underachievement by subjects with TS, which reflected their poorer performance on problems requiring the retrieval of addition and multiplication facts and procedural knowledge for addition and division operations. TS subjects did not differ qualitatively from controls in type of procedural error committed. Study 2, which compared the… CONTINUE READING

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