Assessment of children with suspected auditory processing disorder: a factor analysis study - PubMed

The study identifies a general auditory processing factor in addition to two other cognitive factors, "working memory and executive attention" and "processing speed and alerting attention," to underlie the deficits in children with susAPD. Impaired attention, memory, and processing speed are known t …

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