Deaf academics' perception of 'trust' in relationships with signed language interpreters

O'Brien, Dai; Hodge, Gabrielle; Gulamani, Sannah; Rowley, Katharine; Adam, Robert; Emery, Steven; Walker, John

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Deaf academics' perception of 'trust' in relationships with signed language interpreters

Date

2023

Authors

O'Brien, Dai

Hodge, Gabrielle

Gulamani, Sannah

Rowley, Katharine

Adam, Robert

Emery, Steven

Walker, John

Publisher

Open Journal Systems

Abstract

The concept of ‘trust’ is frequently used when discussing the working relationship between deaf people and interpreters (Napier, 2011; Hetherington, 2011; Napier et al.,2017).