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Which of the following is not a true statement about the relationship between brain maturation and language development for hearing impaired children?   
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Hearing impaired children who are learning sign language use the same area of the brain to process sign meanings as hearing children use for spoken word meanings.   
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The experience of learning sign language does not influence lateralization or brain maturation among hearing impaired children.   
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Hearing impaired children process sign language grammar in a different area of the brain from that used by hearing children to understand the grammar of spoken language.   
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The sign language vocabularies of hearing impaired children grow at about the same rate as the vocabularies of children learning spoken language.
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