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Anotated Bibliography Section

 * 1) In Mark Marschark's educational novel, Psycological Development of Deaf Children, he explains his studies of the development psycological development of children who were born unable to hear. Marschark explains the intellegence levels of the deaf compared to children who do not have hearing disabilities. Some of his specific focuses are on the deaf's ability to read and write. This novel would be a substancial source to improve Wikipedia's article on Deaf Hearing as it not only explains physical characteristic of the deaf, but as well as the pyscological adaptaions of the person. Brady3xox (talk) 18:24, 8 November 2011 (UTC)
 * 2) From within the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience,Comparing the Effects of Auditory Deprivation and Sign Language within the Auditory and Visual Cortex is a detailed article explaining the sceientific research pertaining to the deaf's responses to visual stimulus compared to those who did not suffer from any autitory deprivation. The research demonstrated the significat improvement of ones with a hearing deprivation's reaction to any visual stimuli compared to ones who relied on their hearing. These studies support the thesis of Deaf Hearing and could be used as a strong source to improve the article. Brady3xox (talk) 18:42, 8 November 2011 (UTC)
 * 3) In Susan Turley's Medical Dictionary: Immerse Yourself, chapter eighteen Otolaryngology explains the anatomy and physiology of ears, nose, throat, and mouth from a professional medical perspective. By exclusively focusing on the explanation of the anatomy and physiology of the ears, Wikipedia stub Deaf Hearing could be greatly improved with the understanding of the physical functions of the sense of hearing. Page 614 in the chapter exclusively explains this physiology. Without the knowledge of the process of hearing provided by this chapter, the article cannot be legitimately improved as the article is based on the adaptations of being deaf. One cannot understand 'deaf hearing' if they do not first have knowledge of functional hearing.--Brady3xox (talk) 05:29, 5 December 2011 (UTC)