The correct options are all of the above as most Deaf individuals can read lips of others and want their hearing fixed. They take pride in their culture and language and identify themselves as hearing impaired.
Why and how do members of Deaf culture identify themselves?
Deaf culture is the culture of Deaf people that is based on a sign language and values, traditions and behavior norms which is specific to the Deaf community. This culture offers a strong sense of belonging and use sign languages as the main means of communication.
The people of this culture generally view themselves as a unique cultural and linguistic minority who use sign language as their primary language. They have the ability to read the lips of other people while talking and make them understand by using sign language.
They do not believe in using the word "disabled" for them as they take pride in their culture and language.
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