how are cochlear implants viewed by the deaf community today
A. they becoming more accepted in the deaf community
B. they becoming less accepted in the deaf community
C. they are accepted the same as they were 100 years ago
D. they are forbidden by the deaf community
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A. Cochlear implants are becoming more accepted in the deaf community today. While there is still a range of opinions within the community, many deaf individuals and organizations now recognize that cochlear implants can be a personal choice and can provide some level of access to sound and speech for people who want it. However, there are also concerns about the pressure that parents of deaf children may feel to choose implants and the potential impact on deaf culture and identity.
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