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Background: Auditory complaints following mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) are common, but few studies have addressed the role of auditory temporal processing in speech recognition complaints.Article
Despite calls for greater consideration of cognitive ability by audiologists, we know little about current practice in this area. This article describes the results of a survey designed to gain insight into how audiologists are attending to cogn[...]Article
Background: Temporal resolution is important for speech recognition and may contribute to variability in speech recognition among patients. Clinical tests of temporal resolution are available, but it is not clear how closely results of those te[...]Article
Kathryn H. Arehart ; Emily M.H. Lundberg ; Lewis O. Harvey Jr ; James M. Kates ; Melinda Anderson ; Varsha Rallapalli ; Pamela E. Souza |Objective This study characterised the relationship between speech intelligibility and quality in listeners with hearing loss for a range of hearing-aid processing settings and acoustic conditions. Design Binaural speech intelligibility sco[...]Article
Varsha Rallapalli ; Gregory M. Ellis ; Pamela E. Souza, Auteur |Objectives: Previous research has shown that the association between hearing aid-processed speech recognition and individual working memory ability becomes stronger in more challenging conditions (e.g., higher background noise levels) and with s[...]Article
Objectives: Previous study has suggested that when listening in modulated noise, individuals benefit from different wide dynamic range compression (WDRC) speeds depending on their working memory ability. Reverberation reduces the modulation dept[...]Article
Objectif: Les émissions oto - acoustiques (OAE) peuvent fournir des mesures utiles de réglage des filtres auditifs. Nous avons précédemment établi que les courbes de réglage de suppression OAE (STC) de fréquence de stimulus (SF) reflètent les pr[...]Article
Digital noise reduction (DNR) processing is used in hearing aids to enhance perception in noise by classifying and suppressing the noise acoustics. However, the efficacy of DNR processing is not known under reverberant conditions where the speec[...]Article
Background: Reverberation is a source of acoustic degradation, present to varying extents in many everyday listening environments. The presence of reverberation decreases speech intelligibility, especially for listeners with hearing impairmen[...]Article
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Objective The goal of this study was to assess recognition of foreign-accented speech of varying intelligibility and linguistic complexity in older adults. It is important to understand the factors that influence the recognition of this commonl[...]Article
Background: Current guidelines for adult hearing aid fittings recommend the use of a prescriptive fitting rationale with real-ear verification that considers the audiogram for the determination of frequency-specific gain and ratios for wide d[...]Article
Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate the informational component of speech-on-speech masking. Speech perception in the presence of a competing talker involves not only informational masking (IM) but also a number of masking processes involvi[...]Article
The primary goal was to describe the audiometric profiles, spectral resolution ability, and objective and subjective speech perception of a sample of adult listeners with severe hearing loss, and to consider the relationships among those measure[...]
