Scattered research has looked at hearing children of deaf parents. Some research has revealed that fewer than half the children of deaf parents develop normal language. Which of the following speech and language problems is NOT typical of these children?

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Interpreting facial expressions is not typically a speech and language problem associated with hearing children of deaf parents. These children often develop strong skills in non-verbal communication, including interpreting facial expressions, due to their exposure to sign language and the need to communicate effectively with their deaf parents.

Scattered Research Has Looked at Hearing Children of Deaf Parents