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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    Haha good one! Yes please do, I'm curious to see your car designs.
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    You are :) There are two ways people achieve equality: by pulling oneself up, or pulling others down. Those who find the need to look down are inherently insecure and try to achieve equality by pulling someone else down.
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    Thanks for all the responses. Do you think that hearing folks look down on deaf people in general? I've only met one profoundly deaf individual and she was such an inspiration to me (story in my profile Comments section).
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Once you get your cochlear implant, how do you "train" with it? Is there some kind of rehabilitation that one needs to go through?
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    Is there a reason as to why some of you don't like to socialize with hearing people?
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    You all win ok :mrgreen:
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    There's nothing special about a turbo engine. If anything, the noise is horrendously annoying, so I assure you that you're not missing out. Cool! I'm taking classes on ASL right now. I think it's a beautifully vivid language.
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    High Heels hard to walk in ..

    It's funny but I feel bad for them. People driving up to look at you walk, ugh.
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    Sorry, should rephrase my question :) How often do you "hang out" with hearing people (e.g. go to movies, play games, social gatherings etc) and your experiences doing so? Edit: revised first post
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    How often do you interact with hearing people?

    How often do you "hang out" with hearing people (e.g. go to movies, play games, social gatherings etc) and your experiences doing so? What is one thing you wish you had (other than hearing) to help you communicate?
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Thanks for your input. In no way will this data be used in actual research. (We are only allowed to reference data collected at a clinical setting.) However, it is still helpful to view the data through a research orientation. In addition to the points you have mentioned, there is no...
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Hi. In research, a control group is one that has not received treatment. For statistical validity, it is often beneficial to represent a single population instead of a particular subset of a population.
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Thank you. These are great questions to keep in mind.
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Statistical control group. It helps gauge how many people have cochlear implants relative to those who do not.
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    Have cochlear implants helped you?

    Just to gauge their effectiveness. If none of the above, please explain.
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    Hey, doing research work

    Hello there, First off, I must admit that I am fascinated by Deaf culture. It really puts the world in a new perspective for me. I decided to do biotechnological research in the deaf world. I want to immerse myself in Deaf culture and collaborate during my research. I am not here to "fix"...
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