Social behaviors of Deaf culture consist of: a. Explicit-clear and in detail information such as detailed introductions b. Tacit - expected behavior such as continuing to sign when talking to hearing people as to not be excluded from the conversation c. Emblematic-not unordinary for Deaf parents to want Deaf children d. All of the above e. None of the above

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Bonnie

11 November, 20:42

Social behaviors of Deaf culture consist of: a. Explicit-clear and in detail information such as detailed introductions b. Tacit - expected behavior such as continuing to sign when talking to hearing people as to not be excluded from the conversation c. Emblematic-not unordinary for Deaf parents to want Deaf children d. All of the above e. None of the above

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Dennis · Answer 1

b. Tacit - expected behavior such as continuing to sign when talking to hearing people as to not be excluded from the conversation

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A deaf culture s the one that is set of the social beliefs and art literature and tradition and shared institution and community that are defined by the deafness. They use the sign languages as a means of communication and are considered as minority groups and there are K 12 schools tough the world that provides a higher education significance t to those of the deaf community.