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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
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
Objective: The aim of this study was to examine how background noise and hearing aid experience affect the robust relationship between working memory and speech recognition. Design: Matrix sentences were used to measure speech recognition in [...]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
Objective In the present study, we investigated whether varying the task difficulty of the Sentence-Final Word Identification and Recall (SWIR) Test has an effect on the benefit of noise reduction, as well as whether task difficulty predictabil[...]Article
Andreea Micula ; Jerker Rönnberg ; Lorenz Fiedler ; Dorothea Wendt ; Maria Cecilie Jorgensen ; Ditte Katrine Larsen ; Elaine Hoi Ng |Objectives: Communication requires cognitive processes which are not captured by traditional speech understanding tests. Under challenging listening situations, more working memory resources are needed to process speech, leaving fewer resources [...]
