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A Number of Studies Have Also Implicated Pre-Natal Factors in the Aetiology

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A number of studies have also implicated pre-natal factors in the aetiology of dyscalculia.According to O'Malley & Nanson (2002) ,which of the following are not considered to be one of these?


A) Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)
B) Pre-natal smoking
C) Pre-natal diet
D) All of the above

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