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AB - ISSN 2377-1607 NEURO PUBLISHERS Open Journal Mini Review Jaikishan Jayakumar, PhD Senior Project Advisor, Center for Computational Brain Research, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras Guindy, Chennai 600036, India Corresponding author Jaikishan Jayakumar, PhD Senior Project Advisor, Center for Computational Brain Research, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras Guindy, Chennai 600036, India; Tel. +91 44 2257 8921; E-mail: jaikishan.jayakumar@gmail.com Article information th th th th Received: March 4 , 2019; Revised: March 18 , 2019; Accepted: March 19 , 2019; Published: March 25 , 2019 Cite this article Jayakumar J. Vision in the hearing-impaired: Enhanced or deprived? Neuro Open J. 2019; 6(1): 6-9. doi: 10.17140/NOJ-6-130 ABSTRACT By definition, the hearing-impaired lack one functioning sensory channel that transmits information to the brain. What effect does this have on the perceptual systems of the brain is the subject of the review. There are currently two hypotheses on this matter: The perceptual deficit hypothesis that states that lack of a functioning sensory input affects the development and matu - ration of other sensory channels and results in the impaired functioning of our senses. The second is the perceptual compensa- tion hypothesis which states that when one sensory system is affected, the processing resources within 
TI - Vision in the Hearing-Impaired: Enhanced or Deprived?
JF - Neuro – Open Journal
DO - 10.17140/noj-6-130
DA - 2019-08-26
UR - https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/unpaywall/vision-in-the-hearing-impaired-enhanced-or-deprived-sWQyNGxZ8C
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