The Nexus of Culture and Sensory Loss

作者: Mark T. Greenberg , Liliana J. Lengua , Rosemary Calderon

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4757-2677-0_11

关键词: PsychologyVocational educationSensory lossEtiologyArea studiesNexus (standard)Hearing lossResidential schoolDevelopmental psychologyAudiologyHearing.status

摘要: The development and adaptation of deaf children their families is an area study that fascinating complex. Having a significant hearing loss may have radically different consequences for the child his or her family, depending on such factors as status child’s parents, etiology deafness, age at which deafness occurred, type communication approach(es) adopted by schooling selected, amount nature contact both parents with other adults. All these (and more) will influence how family perceive its social, educational, vocational consequences.

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