British Journal of Audiology · 1980 · 95 citations · 17 references
Social SciencesAudiologySocial PsychologyDisabilityHearing AidsVocational RehabilitationDeaf StudiesHearing ImpairmentHearing LossDeaf IndividualsPsychosocial Adjustment To Hearing LossSelf-reported Hearing Handicap
This is a summary report of the major findings of a study designed to examine the social and psychological implications of acquired deafness for adults of employment age, issued with a National Health Service hearing aid between 1970 and 1976 in the Greater London Area. Acquired deafness, long after rehabilitation, was found to cause considerable and serious personal unhappiness.
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