Which of the following is NOT helpful when speaking to someone who has impaired hearing?
A) using nonverbal cues
B) avoiding terms like "hear," "listen," or "music"
C) talking to the person, himself or herself, not a third party
D) phrasing ideas in different ways

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Avoiding terms like "hear," "listen," or "music" may actually be confusing for the person with impaired hearing, as they may still have some residual hearing and understand these terms. Using nonverbal cues, talking directly to the person, and phrasing ideas in different ways can all be helpful.

Which of the Following Is NOT Helpful When Speaking to Someone