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What are factors of the physiological impact of hearing loss? correct answers 1. Insecurity: not being able to hear warning sounds (child crying, smoke alarm, door knock) 2. Annoyance: disruptions of normal patterns of life (not hearing alarm clock and oversleeping) 3. Localization: direction of sound, equal sensitivity in ears (unilateral hearing loss) 4. Loss of esthetic experiences: inability to hear sounds of nature Personal Adjustment Counseling correct answers This person functions as a facilitator to help parents modify maladaptive attitudes about themselves as hearing-impaired persons *personal adjustment and informational counseling are artificially separated here, but are intertwined in an actual program Mueller-Walle Method: Lip reading correct answers - Strictly analytic, stresses the development of lipreading skills through kinesthetic awareness of the movements involved in speech production 1. Definition of movement of sound to be studied, contrasting the movements of the new sound with ones previously studied 2. Written work 3. A story or talk that incorporated the new sounds 4. Group practice or a period of questions Jena Method correct answers Emphasize audible, visible movement, mimetic, and gesture Nitchie Approach correct answers Advocates "whole thought," relationship with mind and eye Kinzie Approach: Lip Reading correct answers - Graded sequence of lipreading lessons for both children and adults - Synthetic approach 1. Use definitie 2. Natural in structure sentences 3. Natural word selection 4. Interesting pleasing and rhythmic sentences 5. Dignified sentences Progressive approach correct answers McCarthy and Culpepper; based on modifying the patients behavior and attitudes or communicative environment or a combination of both 1. Admit the existence of hearing loss and its handicapping effects 2. Admit the hearing loss to others