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Echolocation is a sensory mechanism used by some animals, like bats and dolphins, where they emit sound waves that bounce off objects, helping them determine the location and shape of their surroundings. For disabled individuals, particularly those who are visually impaired, echolocation can be utilized through sound cues, such as clicks or taps, to perceive their environment. By interpreting the returning echoes, they can navigate spaces, detect obstacles, and understand spatial relationships, enhancing their mobility and independence. This ability can be developed through training and practice, allowing users to effectively "see" with sound.
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How many disabled christians are there in America?
No possible way to know, people die every second, people get disabled every minute.
What are some problems faced by family and friends who help care for developmentally disabled people?
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Why do people make fun of the disabled?
because they dont know how to act around them. my brother is disabled but everyone loves him
Why do people always make fun of disabled people?
As people are just very immature and don't know what there are saying
How did the jackboots regard gypsiesJewsand disabled people?
They knew they are different from other people and they know there names that can be put on differentness
About how many physically disabled people live in France?
There is no way to know exactly how many physically or mentally disabled people live in a particular country. There are probably thousands of disabled people in France.
Do people who are mentally disabled know that they are disabled?
* They know they are different from other people and they know the names that are put on that differentness. * Many people have very different learning needs. Therefore, people who need extra support need it for very different reasons. Because of this it is senseless to categorise people as 'retarded.' I don't know if the way the term is perceived is different from country to country but in the UK it would be highly offensive.
Why are the 5 parameters important?
so disabled people know how far there walking (wheeling if they have no legs)
What are the pros and cons of me and my 4 children movin into my disabled partners house?
pros are that your children will get used to people with disabilities and might even want to help, or get to know them..i cant think of any cons
Do disabled people know they are disabled?
Of course! Though the ones who have brain damage or cerebral palsy might not because their brains cannot access too much information.
How does the dolphin get the food where he lives?
dolphins use echolocation to shock the fish and know where it is
Who will be training puppies for disabled as part of government?
I need to know who is doing it stupid people idiots batons choochoos
