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What Is The Relationship Between The Use of Educational Toys and The Educational Outcome For Deaf Children?

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Appendix

Questionnaire

Please check the one that best describes you:

-How old are you?

( ) 18-20
( ) 21-29
( ) 30-39
( ) 40-49
( )50-59
( )60-64
( ) 65 or older

-Your gender?

( ) Male
( ) Female
( ) Other

-What is the highest level of school have you completed or the highest degree you have received?

( ) High school degree or equivalent (e.g., GED)
( ) Some college but no degree
( ) Associate degree
( ) Bachelor degree
( ) Graduate degree
( ) Other

-What is your yearly household income?

( ) $20,000 to $34,999
( ) $35,000 to $49,999
( )$50,000 to $74,999
( ) $75,000 to $99,999
( ) $100,000 to $149,999
( ) $150,000 to $199,999
( )$200,000 or more

-What is your study major? If you have ______________________

-What is your ethnicity?

( )White

( )Hispanic or Latino

( )Black or African American

( )Native American or American Indian

( )Asian / Pacific Islander

( )Arabic

( )Other

-Do you have any friend from different countries?

( )Yes

( ) No

-If yes, do you face any problem to understand his or her body language?

( )Yes

( )No

-Reading nonverbal cues and body language is important

Agree ( ). Disagree ( ). N/O ( ). Strongly agree ( ). Strongly disagree ( )



-Misunderstanding of body language or gestures is one of the problems in intercultural communication.

Agree ( ). Disagree ( ). N/O ( ). Strongly agree ( ). Strongly disagree ( )

-It is important to use the right body language or gestures in order to not cause misunderstanding in cross-cultural communication.

Agree ( ). Disagree ( ). N/O ( ). Strongly agree ( ). Strongly disagree ( )

-It is important to use body language or gestures in teaching college students.

Agree ( ). Disagree ( ). N/O ( ). Strongly agree ( ). Strongly disagree ( )


-In cross-cultural communication, people need to be aware of their own body language when they communicate to each other.

Agree ( ). Disagree ( ). N/O ( ). Strongly agree ( ). Strongly disagree ( )