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Study aim
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The aim of this study was to improve the patient's cognitive impairments and performance such as memory, executive function, social perception, concentration, and attention. Reading is of particular importance so that students with appropriate intelligence do not lag behind other students due to poor reading, and also use the results of this research in schools for learning disabilities, counseling centers of education departments as well as specialists in centers. Advice for children and adolescents with special needs.
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Design
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The study groups include a total of 30 students between 7 and 13 years old who are in the two groups of 15 people including the control and experimental groups.
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Settings and conduct
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After performing entrance tests and selecting individuals, the desired activities, including enhancing auditory, visual and perceptual memory, were performed on the students of the experimental group during 11 sessions. The behavioral ranking questionnaire of executive actions was used effectively.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Written consent of parents and students with dyslexia, obtaining the necessary cut score in the visual-motor perception test of Bandar-Gestalt and questionnaire (list) Behavioral ranking of executive actions for both experimental and control groups, IQ (85 to 115), Degree (elementary). Students whose IQ is less than 85 or who have not obtained the required cut-off score in the Gestalt Port Perceptual Movement Perception Test and the Behavioral Ranking Questionnaire (List) do not have the criteria to enter the research.
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Intervention groups
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The first experimental group was presented once a week (for 11 weeks) for 11 sessions of 60 minutes.
Cognitive rehabilitation was performed by working memory training software.
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Main outcome variables
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, Visual and Auditory memory , general Perception , Help reading , Community Verified icon