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Something that could be mental or physical that prevents you from progressing is called a *barrier* \/ hazard. <\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Tympanic \/ *cochlear* <\/strong>implants <\/strong>are electronic prostheses used to aid in hearing. It has an external microphone and one or more electrodes placed within the cochlea.<\/p>\n\n

To device \/ *decipher*<\/strong> is to interpret or decode a message sent to the receiver.<\/p>\n\n

Someone who has obtained mastery or experience through education or life experience is called an *expert* \/ expat.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Used to console a person, placing one hand softly onto another\u2019s shoulder is called generous \/ *gentle*<\/strong> touch.<\/p>\n\n

*Hazards* \/ harnesses<\/strong> are potential risks of danger.<\/p>\n\n

Equipment that serves a specific function is known as a detail \/ *device*.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Interaction \/ *impairment* <\/strong>is regression or loss of mobility.<\/p>\n\n

The *Interaction* \/ Impartial <\/strong>Model of Communication is a process in which participants alternate roles of sender and receiver and incorporate feedback.<\/p>\n\n

Due to varying impeding factors, one person may not be able to do the same things as someone else. These factors are known as initiatives \/ *limitations*.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

*Methods* \/ barriers<\/strong> are processes or steps taken to achieve an objective.<\/p>\n\n

Straining one\u2019s eyes in order to try and see something clearly is called *squinting* \/ squelching.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Timeliness \/ *temporary* <\/strong>is defined as \"for short periods of time\".<\/p>\n"}