… and include the usage of tactile languages. So far, this kind of … can be linked to the broader
context of neuroplasticity. So far, … five volunteers who worked with the deaf-blind on a part time …

… sensory impairments, focussing upon the deaf-blind Helen Keller’s visit … touch). Although
the technologies of substitution offer compelling prompts for discussion, the neuroplastic subject …

… Because this unique language is based on touch and … the extent of the neuroplasticity
of the tissue linked to social … , the haptic ASL condition consisted of the DeafBlind subject’…

… complex tactile processes, such as music perception, could help to uncover superior tactile
… Texture segmentation and visual search compensate in adult but not in juvenile subjects. J …

… In natural communication, human languages use multimodal sensory streams to convey …
languages are perceived visually, there are also tactile varieties that are used by deaf–blind …

… blind compared to sighted subjects, indicating that modality-… capable of neuroplasticity due
to intense haptic/tactile training … include children who are deafblind as a norming group. In …

… tive, and language abilities in the tactile modality. Such … neuroplasticity in the tactile system.
Neuroscientific studies suggest that the tactile system retains a high degree of neuroplasticity…

… , processes like neural plasticity and epigenetics becomes … ’s complexity, this section will
touch upon some of these issues. … Scaffolding language development is a complex topic and …

… -subject factor was the repeated test and re-test of haptic picture Identification session (1st
and 2nd exploration); within-subjects … , and current neuroplasticity evidence there are at least …

… language research on this topic, however, we supplement our review with data from deaf
individuals using spoken language (… Given the sparsity of research in this area, we also touch …