Acquired dyslexia refers to a reading difficulty that
A) develops in utero.
B) is caused by nutritional deficits.
C) results from brain damage after the person has learned to read.
D) involves genetic changes in brain circuitry.
E) is produced by unsupportive and abusive parents.

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Acquired dyslexia, also known as acquired alexia, refers to a reading difficulty that follows brain damage or injury after the individual has already learned how to read. This can include various types of brain injuries, such as stroke or traumatic brain injury.

Acquired Dyslexia Refers to a Reading Difficulty That