Deaf and hearing
Non-verbal executive function is mediated by language: A study of deaf and hearing children
... some deaf chil- dren perform within the normal range, as a group deaf children score below hearing peers on the majority of EF ...in deaf children held even after accounting for speed of pro- ...
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Methodological development of educational video on hepatitis b for deaf and hearing people
... Scene 1: Instrumental music and animation with a yellow bow that is the symbol of the fight against viral hepatitis. Signboard framing the theme Hepatitis B. Images of people, men and women of different ages, in daily ...
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Belief attribution in deaf and hearing infants
... most deaf children from hearing families because of barriers to natural ...in deaf children is delayed by their reduced access to language and communicative experience about mental ...
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Mental state language and quality of conversational experience in deaf and hearing children
... older deaf children who use sign language (Moeller & Schick, 2006) the current study includes children who are being raised in mostly spoken language ...by hearing parents can be mostly ruled ...2012). ...
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Prototype of bracelet detection alarm sounds for deaf and hearing loss
... Given these situations that arise, as researchers Surcolombiana University in compliance with one of its primary duties as an educational institution, we seek to develop a project that solutions to these problems in a ...
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The sense ensemble; An approach to music composition for deaf and hearing alike
... As it has been explained, this thesis takes the view that musical experience is a sense ensemble. More than a fanciful notion, sense ensemble describes a working ethos developed by the researcher in the course of ...
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A Comparison of Deaf and Hearing Childrenʼs Reading Comprehension Profiles
... 2004). Deaf children typically have poorer short-term memory and working memory spans than their hearing peers ...in deaf children ...younger deaf children, as in the current ...in deaf ...
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Longitudinal patterns of emerging literacy in beginning deaf and hearing readers
... the deaf children’s reading ability in first grade, accounting for 28% of the variance in later reading scores, even after controlling for age and ...The deaf children in their study were aged between 3 and ...
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The Deaf sixth sense: fact or fiction? Deaf identification by deaf and hearing observers
... Figure 2 Native alent Deaf talent Nonnative talent 97 41 Hearing talent Interviewer 13 56 75 Table 2: Percentage of correct answers given by hearing subjects with exposure and experience[r] ...
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Determinants of health- related quality of life (HRQoL) among deaf and hard of hearing adults in Greece: a cross-sectional study
... of deaf were current tobacco con- sumers, while in the Health Interview Survey [39] the rate for the general population was ...of hearing and deaf compared to hearing adults, but the ...
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The Reliability and Validity of the WISC-IV with Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children
... nonsignificant, but relatively strong correlations between the Wechsler Scales (included both WISC and WIAS scores) and the Gray-Votaw-Rogers Test (r = .55) and between these Wechsler Scales and the Stanford Achievement ...
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Parental Request to Withhold a Hearing Test in a Newborn of Deaf Parents
... not deaf as a result of a hereditary problem, he was deaf from an early ...a hearing-impaired child and raising her in their ...be hearing are not always regarded as common sense by some ...
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Victimization Rates Among Deaf and Hard of Hearing College Students
... resources. Deaf and hard of hearing individuals are among those who are underrepresented in the existing research on intimate partner ...among Deaf and hard of hearing people is ...
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Politics and Media Among Deaf and Hard of Hearing
... the Deaf President Now movement at Gallaudet University, and examine the portrayal of the DHH within media (Foss, 2014; Kensicki, 2001; Musengi & Dakwa ...the Deaf community (Roots, ...the Deaf ...
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A computer based analysis of the effects of rhythm modification on the intelligibility of the speech of hearing and deaf subjects
... CONCLUSIONS Summary The objective characteristics ject operating computer This of investigation profoundly deaf a study the durational to was subject and a normal-hearing the premise tha[r] ...
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Local norms for deaf and hard-of-hearing students
... The necessity of professionals who assess of local norms to determine deaf children Braden, for three different intelligence significance differences between hard-of-hearing sample compa[r] ...
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Captioning for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People by Editing Automatic Speech Recognition in Real Time
... Abstract. Deaf and hard of hearing people can find it difficult to follow speech through hearing alone or to take notes when lip-reading or watching a sign-language ...
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Teleintervention for Infants and Young Children Who Are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing
... are deaf or hard-of-hearing, and the fact that many families who need such services live significant distances from each other and from metropolitan areas, such “telein- tervention” strategies hold promise ...
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The Educational Experience of Students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Kentucky
... is deaf; therefore, it is very important that those delivering services to families making this big of a decision provide information about all possible options in an unbiased ...
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Discovering Asian deaf heritage: a curriculum project for deaf and hard of hearing Asian-American students
... The curriculum will discuss the overall development of Asian Deaf Identity, including various models and theories, as well as cultural issues in education, particularly a significant lac[r] ...
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