Which characteristic is NOT commonly associated with dyslexia?

The characteristic that is not commonly associated with dyslexia is rapid visual-verbal response. Dyslexia primarily affects reading, writing, and spelling due to difficulties in phonological processing, which includes problems with associating sounds with letters and spelling words correctly. Individuals with dyslexia may also experience challenges with number reversal, but this is more common in other learning disabilities.

Rapid visual-verbal response suggests an ease with verbal expression and the ability to quickly articulate thoughts or responses based on visual stimuli. However, many individuals with dyslexia often struggle with tasks that require rapid processing of text and linking visual symbols to verbal language, which makes the concept of rapid visual-verbal response inconsistent with the typical experiences of someone with dyslexia.