Visual Spatial Enhancements in Congenital Deaf and Signers

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Psychology

 

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Jerry P

 

Date added:

March 27, 2014

 

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University

 

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B

 

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14 / 3852

 

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By collecting research based only on those populations that are congenitally deaf and have acquired a sign language (native signers), enhancements found in visual attention are highlighted. Finally, by taking the results of these studies, this paper shows the implications for this reorganization of visual processing in the education of the deaf and policies that may help maintain attention skills...
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Finally, by taking the results of these studies, this paper shows the implications for this reorganization of visual processing in the education of the deaf and policies that may help maintain attention skills. Cognitive psychology has long been interested in the development of human sensory inputs to the brain because of the potential that information has to say about our abilities and how we acquire information about our world...
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