Individuals with deep dyslexia make errors when reading which tend to involve

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Individuals with deep dyslexia have semantic errors, meaning they often substitute a word that is related in meaning to the target word. For example, they might read "cat" as "dog" because both are animals. They may also have difficulty with abstract or unfamiliar words. Acoustic errors (B) involve substituting a word that sounds similar to the target word, and while this can happen in dyslexia, it is not specific to deep dyslexia. Choice C is incorrect, as deep dyslexia does not affect comprehension, only reading. Choice D is also incorrect, as deep dyslexia affects both real words and non-words.

Individuals with Deep Dyslexia Make Errors When Reading Which Tend