An example of a difference-equals-deficit error is: assuming that children who are deaf cannot communicate as well as children who can hear. assuming that people in your in-group are different while people in an out-group are all the same. assuming that all research methods are equally appropriate for all research questions. lacking an understanding of the individual differences that exist between people.

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Jovanni Green

Social Studies

9 September, 01:42

An example of a difference-equals-deficit error is: assuming that children who are deaf cannot communicate as well as children who can hear. assuming that people in your in-group are different while people in an out-group are all the same. assuming that all research methods are equally appropriate for all research questions. lacking an understanding of the individual differences that exist between people.

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Emilie Ballard · Answer 1

An example of a difference-equals-deficit error is assuming that children who are deaf cannot communicate as well as children who can hear; when a child is handicapped in any way, they are usually treated with pity or disdain by most other children.

Vicente Mcfarland · Answer 2

The answer is assuming that children who are deaf are not as academically capable as who can hear

difference-equals-deficit error Refers to the false assumption that we made due to a certain generalized standard.

Another example would be assuming that your female employee is better at cooking than the male employee.