An individual who is deaf has a restricted set of:
A) sensations.
B) thresholds.
C) sensory receptors.
D) perceptions.

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Individuals who are deaf have a restricted set of sensory receptors, specifically those related to auditory processing. They may still have a full range of other sensory receptors, such as those related to touch, taste, and vision, but they are unable to perceive sound due to a lack of functioning auditory receptors.

An Individual Who Is Deaf Has a Restricted Set Of