… This study assessed the comprehension of relative clauses in 8 hearing-impaired children
(age range: 6;9-9;3; mean age 7;9), by using an agent selection task. Their performance was …

… This study assessed the comprehension of relative clauses in 8 hearing-impaired children
(age range: 6;9-9;3; mean age 7;9), by using an agent selection task. Their performance was …

… ) modulate the comprehension of relative clauses in hearing-impaired children receiving a
cochlear implant and normal-hearing children. Hearing impairment is a sensory impairment …

… of their acquisition both in hearing impaired and in typically developing children. For relative
clauses I will illustrate some theories that explain the asymmetry between … restrictive relative …

… , and hearing-impaired children, even though they are also observed in (young) typically
developing populations. Previous studies have shown that it is possible to rehabilitate complex …

… provided by a group of 13 Italian hearingimpaired children fitted with a cochlear implant (CI …
acquisition of relative clauses and phi-features: Evidence from hearing and hearing-impaired …

… evidence on the relevance of feature mismatch between the head noun and the embedded
noun in the comprehension of relative clauses. … acquisition of relative clauses are discussed. …

… clauses in hearing impaired children with cochlear implants (CI), in order to further understand
… acquisition of relative clauses in deaf children with CI, underlying the importance of length …

… time in hearing impairment research: five types of relative clauses, … We included only
hearing-impaired participants whose … gives an empirical quantitative evidence for the possibility of …

… All participants were hearing-impaired since birth and were born to hearing parents. They
… “The subject/object relative clause asymmetry in hearingimpaired children: evidence from a …