Study of visual selective attention in children with cochlear implants

Abstract

This article aims to know the nature of visual selective attention in a group of deaf children with cochlear implants and to achieve the goals we relied on a case study method using a research tool, "Strobe", which measures the visual selective attention that we applied on the sample of 6 Deaf children with cochlear implants. 3 males and 3 females between the ages of 10 and 14, they study in the integrated section, fourth year of primary school in setif, Algeria. After analyzing the results it was reached: - Children with cochlear implants suffer from a selective visual attention disorder. - There are gender differences in visual selective attention in cochlear implants