01105nam a22001457a 4500020001500000082001500015100002600030245010200056260003000158300002500188504005100213505064100264650003200905650002200937  a1861561776  a362.42 MOR  aMorgan-Jones, Ruth A.  aHearing differently : bthe impact of hearing impairment on family life / cRuth A. Morgan-Jones.  aLondon : bWhurr, c2001.  ax, 200 p. ; b24 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aPart I: Introduction. The nature of the study. Part II: Ways of looking at hearing loss and relationships. Hearing loss. Relationships. Part III: Hearing loss and families. Hearing loss and initiating serious relationships. Hearing loss and established couples: attachment/caregiving. Hearing loss and established couples: mutuality. Hearing loss and children. Part IV: Hearing loss and social networks. Hearing loss and kinship networks. Hearing loss and wider networks. Hearing loss and bereavement. Part V: Social policy issues and conclusions. Provisions for people with acquired hearing loss: how adequate? An overview. Conclusions  aDeaf vFamily relationships  aDeaf vInterviews