Western Governors University (WGU) HRM3600 C236 Compensation And Benefits Practice Exam

Which factor is most frequently the underlying cause of children's early difficulty in learning to read?

Limited general background knowledge Weak phonological processing skills Immature knowledge of syntax Poor visual acuity

Correct Answer:

Weak phonological processing skills

Explanation:

B. This question requires the examinee to demonstrate knowledge of individual variation in literacy development, including knowledge of specific reading difficulties, and knowledge of cognitive, behavioral, environmental, social, cultural, technological, and linguistic factors affecting language and literacy development. Convergent research has shown the most commonly occurring cause of early reading difficulty is weak phonological processing skills.

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