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对于聋和听障学生的心理问题查

Nynke Dethmers1, Harry Knoors2, Constance Vissers1,2

  • 1Royal Dutch Kentalis, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

Journal of deaf studies and deaf education
|April 21, 2025
PubMed
概括

一个以学校为基础的查计划成功地发现了聋和听障 (DHH) 学生的心理问题. 听力障碍的年轻人比听力障碍的年轻人有更高的问题率,受负面生活环境和学校环境的影响.

关键词:
青春期 青春期 青春期童年的童年 童年的童年聋人聋人是一个人.早期 早期 早期 早期情绪和行为障碍 情绪和行为障碍听力障碍者 听力障碍者 听力障碍者

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