Hearing-Impaired Individuals Who Communicate with American Sign Language

question 194

Multiple Choice

Hearing-impaired individuals who communicate with American Sign Language:

• A)may encode information in a format compatible with sign language
• B)still exclusively encode information in the same fashion as hearing individuals
• C)have difficulty encoding information in comparison to hearing individuals
• D)cannot encode information

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Definitions:

Bad-News Messages

Communications that convey disappointing, negative, or unfavorable information to an individual or group, often requiring careful wording to maintain good relations.

Formal Style

A writing or speaking style characterized by precise grammar, vocabulary, and a tone that follows traditional rules and shows respect towards the audience.

Ceremonial Message

A message or speech given during formal occasions or ceremonies, often celebrating achievements or marking significant events.

External Proposals

Documents or plans submitted by one company to another or to a prospective client, outlining a suggested partnership, project, or service with the aim of persuading the recipient.