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I suspect so, as almost everyone starts off as an out-loud vocalizer when they're first learning to read.
by CydeWeys 7y ago
I suspect so, as almost everyone starts off as an out-loud vocalizer when they're first learning to read.
- gowld 7y agoThis is a _fantastic_ example of sampling bias. You simply have no idea when small children are reading silently. You assume they aren't reading until they vocalize, and then when they stop vocalizing you change your assumption to assume they are still reading even though you can't hear it.
- pessimizer 7y agoI never knew that anyone subvocalized until I ran into theories that subvocalization was required for reading.