How do you explain this?
By betsyraeduke
@betsyraeduke (2669)
United States
December 11, 2007 12:50am CST
Do you think that there is any such thing as 'occasional' dyslexia? Or a condition that would cause occasional dyslexic like reactions? I do not have dyslexia. But occasionally I do read things backwards. Like if something says, "you should ____", I'll read, "should you _____". This doesn't happen to me very often. It happens maybe once a year or less. What do you think, is there a scientific explaination as to why a non-dyslexic person would occasionally have a dyslexic like response? Does this ever happen to anyone else? Just curious.
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@Phlamingho (7822)
• Denmark
11 Dec 07
I think that stress can cause something like that - makes it hard to concentrate and even read.
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@GardenGerty (169487)
• United States
12 Dec 07
I see kids invert things quite a lot. For them it sometimes is not paying attention. For someone older, I would say you are tired, distracted, or your brain is running ahead of you. I do not think it is anything to worry about. It is a human thing.
