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Yalcinkaya F et al. – The present study showed that temporal processing, auditory timing and gap detection skills of the children with AN were found as delayed in advanced degree. These findings may indicate that the AN children cannot perform temporal asynchrony. The results may help to understand why the children with AN cannot manage the speech perception; and why they understand the speech after a few repeats.

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