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Objectives: The ability to adapt to subtle variations in acoustic input is a necessary skill for successful speech perception. Cochlear implant (CI) users tend to show speech perception benefits from the maintenance of their residual acoustic he[...]Article
Objective: The objective of this study was to characterize the dynamics of real-time lexical access, including lexical competition among phonologically similar words, and spreading semantic activation in school-age children with hearing aids (HA[...]Article
Objectives: Work in normal-hearing (NH) adults suggests that spoken language processing involves coping with ambiguity. Even a clearly spoken word contains brief periods of ambiguity as it unfolds over time, and early portions will not be suffic[...]Article
Objectives: A key challenge in word recognition is the temporary ambiguity created by the fact that speech unfolds over time. In normal hearing (NH) listeners, this temporary ambiguity is resolved through incremental processing and competition a[...]Article
Joel I. Berger ; Phillip E. Gander ; Subong Kim ; Adam T. Schwalje ; Jihwand Woo ; Young-min Na ; Ann Holmes ; Jean M. Hong ; Camille C. Dunn ; Marlan R. Hansen ; Bruce J. Gantz ; Bob McMurray ; Timothy Griffiths ; Inyong Choi |Objectives: Understanding speech-in-noise (SiN) is a complex task that recruits multiple cortical subsystems. Individuals vary in their ability to understand SiN. This cannot be explained by simple peripheral hearing profiles, but recent work by[...]
