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La conversation téléphonique est l'un des principaux scénarios où les personnes ayant une perte auditive nécessitent des dispositifs d'aide auditive (ALD). Ces personnes éprouvent le plus haut degré de difficulté lors de conversations téléphoniq[...]Article
Objectives: Confidence levels were established to determine if a word-recognition score is within the expected range for a hearing loss group (based on 3-frequency pure-tone average) or significantly below or above the expected range. Design:[...]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
To examine if significant differences were present in monosyllabic word and phoneme recognition (consonant-nucleus-consonant; CNC) in quiet, sentence recognition in noise (Hearing in Noise Test; HINT), and subjective outcomes using the Abbreviat[...]Article
Background In the 1950s, with monitored live voice testing, the vu meter time constant and the short durations and amplitude modulation characteristics of monosyllabic words necessitated the use of the carrier phrase amplitude to monitor (indir[...]Article
Objectives: Individuals with cochlear implants (CIs) show reduced word and auditory emotion recognition abilities relative to their peers with normal hearing. Modern CI processing strategies are designed to preserve acoustic cues requisite for w[...]Article
Objectives: The ability to recognize words in connected speech under noisy listening conditions is critical to everyday communication. Many processing levels contribute to the individual listener's ability to recognize words correctly against ba[...]Travail de fin d'études
Lina Bouajaja ; Patrick Verheyden, Promoteur | Woluwe-Saint-Lambert : Haute École Léonard de Vinci | 2022La création de listes de nombres en voix féminine parlé en français de Belgique. L’établissement de courbes de références pour chaque item appartenant à ces listes lors de l’audiométrie vocale dans le silence ainsi que leur expérimentation lors [...]Article
Z. Jason Qian ; Yona Vaisbuch ; Steven P. Gianakas ; Emma D. Tran ; Noor-E-Seher Ali ; Nikolas H. Blevins ; Matthew B. Fitzgerald |Objectives: Measures of speech-in-noise, such as the QuickSIN, are increasingly common tests of speech perception in audiologic practice. However, the effect of vestibular schwannoma (VS) on speech-in-noise abilities is unclear. Here, we compare[...]Article
Objectif: déterminer si les microphones directionnels améliorent la capacité cognitive des adultes qui entendent généralement. Les objectifs de l'étude sont d'évaluer les différences dans (1) la reconnaissance vocale et (2) la mémoire de travail[...]Article
Andrew D. Vandali ; Pam Dawson ; Agnes Au ; Yanyou Yu ; Matthew Brown ; Michael Goorevich ; Robert Cowan |La stratégie OPAL ( Pitch and Language) optimisée améliore la perception de la hauteur grâce au codage des informations de modulation d'amplitude de fréquence fondamentale (F0) dans l'enveloppe de stimulus délivrée à un implant cochléaire. Des r[...]Article
David B. Ryan ; Mark A. Eckert ; Eric W. Sellers ; Kim S. Schairer ; Matthew McBee ; Marissa Jones ; Sherri L. Smith |Objectives: The goal of this study was to use theta and alpha electroencephalography (EEG) frequency power and self-report measures to examine performance monitoring, cognitive inhibition, and perceived effort required for speech understanding i[...]Article
Objectives: Cochlear implant (CI) recipients are at a severe disadvantage compared with normal-hearing listeners in distinguishing consonants that differ by place of articulation because the key relevant spectral differences are degraded by the [...]Article
In listening environments with background noise that fluctuates in level, listeners with normal hearing can “glimpse” speech during dips in the noise, resulting in better speech recognition in fluctuating noise than in steady noise at the same o[...]
