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Characterizing deaf and hard-of-hearing language experiences as arousal-regulation processes
Empirical language research with deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) groups often includes proficiency, age of acquisition, or language background measures but excludes people’s socioemotional context. Measuring socioemotional context depends on characterizing the socioemotional experiences associated wi
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