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A physician identifies a hearing impairment in a five-month-old infant. His father is completely surprised by this finding. What is a possible explanation for this phenomenon?
◦ Infants with hearing impairments compensate for poor vocalization by using body language and facial expression.
◦ Parents often deny their children have impairments until these become obvious and troublesome.
◦ Parents generally know very little about disabilities and cannot recognize warning signs.
◦ All infants babble in much the same way during the first few months of life.
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Reply #1 on: Aug 19, 2019
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