Assessments demonstrate morphological sensitivity in deaf and hard of hearing children, suggesting alternative elicitation methods may be necessary.
Assessments that elicit bound morpheme productions may not best capture DHH children's morphological sensitivity. When language samples are not feasible, receptive tasks may be a good alternative to probe children's knowledge.
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