Deaf Culture Vs Hearing Culture

There are differences between the deaf and hearing culture. Deaf people are more personal than hearing people when saying bye to each other (Holcomb and Mindess). They will have long conversions than hearing people (Holcomb and Mindess). Technology allows deaf people to communicate, buy they value face to face contact with each other (Holcomb and Mindess). In the hearing culture, people are not willing to share information with others (Holcomb and Mindess). While in the deaf culture, people are expect to share information and not feel embarrassed (Holcomb and Mindess). In the hearing culture, you must be careful to give criticism and not to hurt the person’s feelings (Holcomb and Mindess). In deaf culture, it is important to give direct criticism