Review of systems to train psychomotor skills in hearing impaired children

Research reports psychomotor deficits and delays in hearing impaired (HI) children due to their auditory deprivation and its consequences. In this work, we examine the basic psychomotor deficits in HI individuals and we revise the literature to compile and classify systems that help to train and enhance their psychomotor skills.

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