Fascinatingly, studies have shown that thinking in sign language activates the brain’s left inferior frontal cortex, which is the same region engaged when individuals who aren't deaf think to ...

The way they think depends on several factors, including how they were raised, when they became deaf, and whether they use sign language. People who are deaf think in the same way as anyone else ...

Contrary to what some might think ASL isn't just signed English, the language has its own rich history and rules.