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Hidde Pielage ; Bethany Plain ; Gabrielle H. Saunders ; Niek J. Versfeld ; Thomas Lunner ; Sophia E. Kramer ; Adriana A. Zekveld |Objectives: To assess if a manipulation of copresence was related to speech-in-noise task performance, arousal, and effort of persons with hearing loss. Task-related arousal and effort were measured by means of pupillometry. Design: Twenty-ni[...]Article
O bjectif : Les objectifs de l'étude de N200 étaient d'évaluer les relations structurelles entre les trois classes de variables de test (c. -à- AUDITION, Cognition et de la parole dans le bruit aidé outcomes) et de décrire les implications théor[...]Article
Carmen A. Carabali ; Hamish Innes-Brown ; Robert Luke ; Soren Kamaric Riis ; Thomas Lunner ; Colette McKay |Objective To develop and validate an Australian version of a behavioural test for assessing listening task difficulty at high speech intelligibility levels. Design In the SWIR-Aus test, listeners perform two tasks: identify the last word of[...]Article
Objectif : Cette étude fournit des statistiques descriptives du test danois de durée de lecture (RS) pour les adultes malentendants. L'effet combiné de la perte auditive, du score RS et de l'âge sur les performances de la parole dans le bruit da[...]Article
Objectives: It has been shown that noise reduction algorithms can reduce the negative effects of noise on memory processing in persons with normal hearing. The objective of the present study was to investigate whether a similar effect can be obt[...]Article
Lorenz Fiedler ; Tirdad Seifi Ala ; Carina Graversen ; Emina Alickovic ; Thomas Lunner ; Dorothea Wendt |Objectives: The investigation of auditory cognitive processes recently moved from strictly controlled, trial-based paradigms toward the presentation of continuous speech. This also allows the investigation of listening effort on larger time scal[...]Article
How Do We Allocate Our Resources When Listening and Memorizing Speech in Noise? A Pupillometry Study
Hanna Bonitz ; Thomas Lunner ; Mareike Finke ; Lorenz Fiedler ; Bjorn Lyxell ; Soren Kamaric Riis ; Elaine Hoi Ng ; Alejandro Lopez Valdes ; Andreas Buchner ; Dorothea Wendt |Objectives: Actively following a conversation can be demanding and limited cognitive resources must be allocated to the processing of speech, retaining and encoding the perceived content, and preparing an answer. The aim of the present study was[...]Article
Bethany Plain ; Michael Richter ; Adriana A. Zekveld ; Thomas Lunner ; Tanveer Bhuiyan ; Sophia E. Kramer |Objectives: Effort investment during listening varies as a function of task demand and motivation. Several studies have manipulated both these factors to elicit and measure changes in effort associated with listening. The cardiac pre-ejection pe[...]Article
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Elisabeth Ingo ; K. Jonas Brannström ; Gerhard Andersson ; Thomas Lunner ; Ariane Laplante-Lévesque |In a clinical setting, theories of health behaviour change could help audiologists and other hearing health care professionals understand the barriers that prevent people with hearing problems to seek audiological help. The transtheoretical (sta[...]Article
Hidde Pielage ; Adriana A. Zekveld ; Gabrielle H. Saunders ; Niek J. Versfeld ; Thomas Lunner ; Sophia E. Kramer |Objectives: The aim of this study was to modify a speech perception in noise test to assess whether the presence of another individual (copresence), relative to being alone, affected listening performance and effort expenditure. Furthermore, thi[...]
