In Many Cases,cochlear Implants Have Not Enabled Deaf Children to Hear

question 114

Multiple Choice

In many cases,cochlear implants have not enabled deaf children to hear and understand,but have only confused them with new,unintelligible sounds.Given that implants are not very successful,deaf activists have criticized the medical practice of surgically inserting cochlear implants as:

• A) a neutral medical technology.
• B) multiculturalism on the part of the "hearing" culture.
• C) ethnocentrism on the part of the "hearing" culture.
• D) a form of cultural relativity.

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