Nod of Incomprehension

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(Some of the contents of this page were contributed by Ed Bosson at 19 Jan 1996.)

You make the famous "Nod of Incomprehension" when:

You are hearing person who is beginning to learn Sign.
You are oral deaf person who is pretending to listen to spoken conversation.
You are Deaf person who is pretending to read English.
When you are a hearing relative listening to a deaf relative talking (vocally).
When you are a deaf employee lipreading his/her hearing boss.
When you are a hearing boss reading deaf employee's writing.

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