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Aural
pertains to the ear and hearing
oral
pertains to the mouth and speech
Deaf
a culture group
deaf
hearing loss
sensorineural hearing loss
damage to inner ear or auditory nerve
conductive hearing loss
hearing loss due to inability to transmit sound ear canal or middle ear
mix hearing loss
combination of a sensorineural hearing loss and conductive hearing loss
central auditory processing disorder
normal hearing
problem at the level of the brain
speech recognition threshold
lowest level speech is recognized and understood
speech awareness threshold
lowest level speech is perceived
word recognition
when presented at a comfortable level, percentage of words understood
congenital hearing loss
born with a hearing loss
prelingual hearing loss
hearing loss present before language
preilingual hearing loss
hearing loss happens during the time language learning
postlingual hearing loss
hearing loss acquired after language is learnd
adventitious
hearing loss caused by disease of damage
auditory verbal
uses only residual hearing to learn language
auditory oral
uses residual hearing, speechreading, gestures, facial expression and body language to learn language
cued speech
8 hand shapes around the face
help lipread
American Sign Language (ASL)
use by Deaf population
does not follow English grammar
unique syntax
accompanied facial expressions important
Signing Exact English
manual
exact representation of English
follows English syntax
Rochester Method
26 characters
fingerspelling with spoken language
total communication
Use both all avenues to prompt communication both verbal and nonverbal means
passive
cooperative
withdrawn
pretends to hear
aggressive
hostile
intimidates other
lectures others
assertive
effectively communicates with others
uses good strategies to repair conversation
takes responsibility for communication difficulties