Get a JumpStart on the immersive American Sign Language (ASL) and English experience you’ll encounter at Gallaudet before the start of your first semester. This four-week program is packed with Deaf ...

HBO's The Last of Us series will have an ASL version for both seasons, enhancing accessibility for deaf viewers. The addition of ASL allows deaf viewers to fully experience the show in their first ...

Sometimes, the way we sign our names reveals more about us than we might realize. Whether you choose a few initials or your full name in bold capital letters, each style offers unique insight into ...

"We sought to develop a single ring to capture all of the subtle and complex finger movement in ASL." Lim is lead author of "SpellRing: Recognizing Continuous Fingerspelling in American Sign ...

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it can sometimes be interpreted as a sign that they perceive you as intimidating. A study published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology found that they might be attempting to avoid ...

The Queen's Psychology Department is home to 35 labs where faculty members conduct research in Cognitive Neuroscience, as well as Developmental, Social, and Clinical Psychology. Students have the ...

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We pride ourselves on being a collegiate and welcoming department, committed to success for all who work and study here. We are ranked in the Top 15 Psychology Departments in the UK, and Top 100 in ...

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