1. CD (DD) T1 C offers D as evidence in support of T1

2. D invites the inference that T1 is true D supports the inference that T1 is true D implies that T1 is true If D is observed, T1 must be true Induction, Deduction, Abduction

3. Pure cases and process pure. Any two different tasks will eventually yield a dissociation. It is fallacious to conclude that since double dissociations exist, modules must also exist. ? D & K claim that…

4. Reading aloud: Single-route model? Surface Dyslexia (Exception Words) Vs. Phonological Dyslexia (Nonwords) DD used to reject one model and support another Typical use of DD (Plaut et al., 1996): חזרה לראשי