When Speaking to a Deaf Person Who Reads Lips,use All

question 61

Multiple Choice

When speaking to a deaf person who reads lips,use all of the following guidelines EXCEPT:

• A)Don't turn you back on the person or put yourself in a setting where you are difficult to see.
• B)Exaggerate your speech and talk in a louder voice.
• C)Use appropriate facial expressions and gestures.
• D)Look direct at the deaf person when you speak.
• E)Do not use gestures that cover your any part of your face.

Recognize the importance and features of peer relationships during adolescence, including the impact of peer pressure.

Comprehend the relationship between adolescents and their parents and the influence it has on their psychosocial development.

Understand the development and implications of adolescent sexual orientation and identity.

Be able to identify warning signs and contributing factors to adolescent suicidal behavior.

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