The Concept of "Word Blindness" Was Initially Proposed by

Multiple Choice

The concept of "word blindness" was initially proposed by

A) Hinshelwood, in his studies of congenital word blindness.
B) Gall, in his research on brain injury and mental impairment.
C) Kussmaul, as an explanation for the inability to recognize text.
D) Orton, who studied children who could not read in the United States.