Briefly explain why the topic
you’ve chosen is important
This topic is important because as previously discussed in my
literature review, there is one large gap that is not addressed by the majority
of studies on cochlear implants: what does those with the implants think of the
change, would they regret it, etc…In order to have a viable, holistic
discussion on cochlear implants, we must at least begin to conduct more
research with personal information provided by the recipients themselves. This
is why my research project is important, because it broadens this important
discussion that has been previously leaving out important voices.
· State two research questions:
1. What is the biggest obstacle for
CI recipients in transitioning from Deaf to hearing culture?
2. Is getting cochlear implants
effective enough in participants to allow them to participate in hearing
culture?
· Describe your research plan
(talk about what kind of primary research you are planning to conduct, e.g.,
surveys, interviews, or experiment; research participants; research site; and
ways to analyze data).
I am planning on
conducting one in depth interview with a cochlear implant recipient and broader
more wide-reaching surveys taken by only cochlear implant recipients. If
necessary after these two are conducted, I may use a research site.
The surveys and
interview will focus on the experiences of recipients, such as did they have
trouble transition, do they have any regrets, etc…
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