Question
So far, you have learned that Deaf people are generally very proud of their condition and rather than viewing it as a disease or deficiency, they simply see it as another way of experiencing the world.
Which of the following situations does NOT exemplify the Deaf perspective?
(1 point)
Responses
A Deaf adult participates in Deaf theater to celebrate Deaf culture and language.
A Deaf adult participates in Deaf theater to celebrate Deaf culture and language.
A family chooses visual alert systems over sound-based ones to adapt their home environment for a Deaf family member.
A family chooses visual alert systems over sound-based ones to adapt their home environment for a Deaf family member.
A Deaf teenager attends a school for the Deaf and communicates using ASL in order to develop a vibrant group of friends.
A Deaf teenager attends a school for the Deaf and communicates using ASL in order to develop a vibrant group of friends.
Parents of a Deaf child immediately sch
Which of the following situations does NOT exemplify the Deaf perspective?
(1 point)
Responses
A Deaf adult participates in Deaf theater to celebrate Deaf culture and language.
A Deaf adult participates in Deaf theater to celebrate Deaf culture and language.
A family chooses visual alert systems over sound-based ones to adapt their home environment for a Deaf family member.
A family chooses visual alert systems over sound-based ones to adapt their home environment for a Deaf family member.
A Deaf teenager attends a school for the Deaf and communicates using ASL in order to develop a vibrant group of friends.
A Deaf teenager attends a school for the Deaf and communicates using ASL in order to develop a vibrant group of friends.
Parents of a Deaf child immediately sch
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The situation that does NOT exemplify the Deaf perspective is:
**Parents of a Deaf child immediately seek to enroll their child in a hearing school and pursue cochlear implants so their child can hear like others.**
This response reflects the perspective of viewing deafness as a deficiency that needs to be "fixed," rather than embracing it as a cultural identity and a different way of experiencing the world. The Deaf community typically values sign language and Deaf culture, rather than seeking methods to conform to hearing societal norms.
**Parents of a Deaf child immediately seek to enroll their child in a hearing school and pursue cochlear implants so their child can hear like others.**
This response reflects the perspective of viewing deafness as a deficiency that needs to be "fixed," rather than embracing it as a cultural identity and a different way of experiencing the world. The Deaf community typically values sign language and Deaf culture, rather than seeking methods to conform to hearing societal norms.