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Which of the following is NOT true about the Deaf community? O Though members of the Deaf community participate in the hearing culture with the aid of interpreters or even
implants that improve hearing, the idea of Deaf culture also involves a separate space for Deaf people to pass on
their traditions as distinct from the larger culture.
O Before there was an accepted standard sign language, members of the Deaf community began to develop their
own signs to communicate with one another
O Most people in the Deaf community understand their deafness to be a disability and have the expectation that
those outside of the community will understand it that way as well.
O Many people in the Deaf community view deafness as a different way of experiencing the world, and not as a
disability

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