Reproducing American Sign Language sentences: cognitive scaffolding in working memory

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RT @kemmorey1: Sze's discussion of working memory and sentence repetition should really have cited this study led by two Deaf scholars (Ted…

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RT @kemmorey1: Sze's discussion of working memory and sentence repetition should really have cited this study led by two Deaf scholars (Ted…

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Sze's discussion of working memory and sentence repetition should really have cited this study led by two Deaf scholars (Ted Supalla and Peter Hauser) - although I admit I may have missed it. https://t.co/vnfgcoMvsc #tislr13

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RT @framan_francie: Variation of proficiency in CODAs comparable to that of children from immigrant families https://t.co/d41S8iRp7Y

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