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PROBLEMS IN RELATING VISUAL FUNCTION TO READING DISORDER*

ABSTRACT Inappropriate structuring of the problem obscures the relationship between visual function and reading disability. The visual requirements for successful reading vary as a function of reading itself. Oversimplification of both vision and reading, and failure to consider the role of adaptive changes, contribute to the lack of emergence of clear research findings. Utilization of group data tends to mask specific relationships.