Can a deaf person think with their head?

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Nookie1986 [14]3 years ago

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Yes. A deaf person thinks in American Sign Language, or whatever language they “speak”. Since they can read words, they’d be saying it really loud if they aren’t completely deaf. I had the Same question the other day and whenever they think, they think in sign language. So I’m guessing if the kid happened to be deaf, he wouldn’t be 100% deaf and just speaking really loudly to hear himself. If they were, they’d be able to think/read in there head.

Sorry for the long answer. Just thought I’d explain it instead of just saying yes!

IrinaK [193]3 years ago

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From what i have read up on in the past, They can but they don't really think with a "voice" in their head if that makes sense.

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