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.

It should be noted that an example of a difference-equals-deficit error is A. Assuming that children who are deaf cannot communicate as well as children who can hear.

Difference-equals-deficit error.

Difference-equals-deficit error simply means the belief that individuals who doesn't conform to a particular societal norm aren't expected to have a particular behavior.

In this case, an example of a difference-equals-deficit error is that children who are deaf cannot communicate as well as children who can hear.

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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.

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Ithink the answer is b. shakeri hope im not wrong : )