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Depression in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Youth
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2019Depression has been shown to be more prevalent in deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) youth than in their hearing peers. This increase in vulnerability likely stems from communicative barriers in a hearing world and adverse experiences related to stigma and discrimination.
Jana, Dreyzehner, Karen A, Goldberg
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The Deaf and the Hard of Hearing
Review of Educational Research, 1966The fruits of the continued research activity with the hearing-impaired have not substantially increased our understanding of the deaf child. Some of the psychological and educational studies in this review period were essentially repetitions of earlier work; others have not led to new insights, either because of inadequate design or because of a ...
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Vestibular Findings in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1982One hundred sixty‐six youngsters (3 to 19 years of age) with severe‐to‐profound hearing impairments underwent vestibular evaluations with electronystagmography as part of a comprehensive medical and psychoeducational test battery. Twenty‐two percent of the children had unilateral or bilateral labyrinthine weakness in response to caloric stimulation ...
P E, Brookhouser +2 more
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The Deaf and the Hard of Hearing
Review of Educational Research, 1969During the past several years there has been a considerable increase in the volume of research in the area of deafness. However, most of this research has been concerned with deaf children and very little with those who are hard of hearing. The hard of hearing group, which must represent a large population of handicapped chlidren, appeared to be among ...
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The Deaf and the Hard of Hearing
Review of Educational Research, 1963INVESTIGATORS in problems of the deaf and the hard of hearing have collected their research, organized their results, and published books that are valuable to the students preparing to teach, to test, and to continue research. Two of these were published at the same time and under the same title, but here the similarity ceased.
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SingleScreenFocus for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students
2016Deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) students who use sign language interpreters have to simultaneously watch both the slides and interpreter. In addition, it is difficult to scan, pick and watch new information, as the the teacher, interpreter and slides tend to be spatially distributed around the room. In addition, they become tired more quickly than their
Raja S. Kushalnagar +2 more
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2019
Hearing loss is extremely common. According to the World Health Organization, more than 5% of the world's population – 466 million people – are deaf or hearing impaired, with 11 million of those people residing in the UK.1 It’s thought that by 2050, over 900 million people around the world (1 in 10) will have a hearing impairment.2 With deafness set to
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Hearing loss is extremely common. According to the World Health Organization, more than 5% of the world's population – 466 million people – are deaf or hearing impaired, with 11 million of those people residing in the UK.1 It’s thought that by 2050, over 900 million people around the world (1 in 10) will have a hearing impairment.2 With deafness set to
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Review of Educational Research, 1959
THE LAST five years was a period of prolific and creative basic research in audition theory. Practical research in the education and rehabilitation of the deaf was not conducted with the same spirit of objectivity and determination in examining crucial issues. Consequently, an important concern is with research which has failed to appear.
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THE LAST five years was a period of prolific and creative basic research in audition theory. Practical research in the education and rehabilitation of the deaf was not conducted with the same spirit of objectivity and determination in examining crucial issues. Consequently, an important concern is with research which has failed to appear.
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2016
Individuals with reduced hearing are a heterogeneous group. The hearing status (i.e., the extent to which one is able to hear, typically described as ranging from mild to profound hearing levels), the age at which reduced hearing is identified, the time of onset of reduced hearing (whether congenital or later in life), and the access to supports for ...
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Individuals with reduced hearing are a heterogeneous group. The hearing status (i.e., the extent to which one is able to hear, typically described as ranging from mild to profound hearing levels), the age at which reduced hearing is identified, the time of onset of reduced hearing (whether congenital or later in life), and the access to supports for ...
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Hard-of-Hearing, d/Deaf, and Deaf
2017Abstract Students with hearing loss often use hearing aids to boost their hearing. Students who are deaf have no residual hearing and sometimes have cochlear implants. DeaF culture rejects the label disability. American sign language interpreters can aid in communication and are also able to interpret music for these students.
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