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Children with specific language impairment exhibit significant limitations in language functioning that cannot be attributed to deficits in hearing, oral structure and function, or general intelligence.
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illocutionary act comprehension, nonretarded learners, training subtest, schooled language competence, obligating illocutionary act, reader group differences, nonretarded pupils, task definition process, basic language competence, metapragmatic hypothesis, verbal concept development, internal mental systems, answer obviousness, left hemidecorticates, accountant pounded, problem representation process, pseudoword decoding test, nonretarded subjects, right hemidecorticates, nonretarded groups, delayed lateralization, grocery store script, phonological coding ability, anomalous lateralization, phonological attributes
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New York, Academic Press, American Sign Language, American Annals of the Deaf, University Park Press, Sign Language Studies, Journal of Child Language, Cambridge University Press, Cued Speech, Developmental Psychology, Learning Disability Quarterly, Action Naming Test, American Journal of Mental Deficiency, Boston Naming Test, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention, Journal of Learning Disabilities, Manually Coded English, San Diego, Volta Review, University of Illinois, Archives of Neurology, College-Hill Press, Oral English, Oxford University Press, Signing Exact English
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