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Deaf Culture vs Hearing Culture - short

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Culture affects the way people communicate.

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Hearing people outside of the deaf community often are not aware of such a thing as deaf culture.

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In deaf culture, being deaf is considered a disability and they like being called hearing impaired.

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Hearing children born to deaf parents often have the same values, worldviews and culture as others in the deaf community.

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Deaf people celebrate and cherish their culture because it gives them the unique privilege of sharing a common history and language.

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Deaf people think of hearing people as _____________ people.

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Deaf people often take a very long time to say goodbye when with other deaf people.

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It's okay to write to a deaf person.

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When there is an interpreter, you should speak directly to the deaf person and not the interpreter.

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People in hearing culture use body language and facial expressions subconsciously. However in deaf culture body movements and facial expressions are part of their __________________ communication.

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Sign Language is very visual.

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In deaf culture people think more of _____________ than they do words, but in hearing culture they think more of words instead.

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It is very rude to grab a deaf person's hands while they are signing which would be like holding your hand over someone's _____________ so they can't speak.

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People who call themselves hard of hearing or deafened often do not see themselves as ______________ of the deaf culture.

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The most dominant cultural pattern or identity in the United States is individualism.

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One of the most dominant cultural patterns in the deaf culture is _________________________

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In deaf culture, a person's physical appearance is noted and remembered.

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From the deaf perspective, broken eye contact or the ______________ of eye contact shows indifference.

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An important aspect of body language is the use of touch, because it is used in deaf culture to greet, say goodbye, get attention and __________________ emotion.

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Deaf people listen with their eyes. This means they cannot _________ at an object and at the same time listen to you describe how to use it.