Auditory, signal processing, and cognitive factors influencing speech perception in persons with hearing loss fitted with hearing aids – the N200 study

Stefan Stenfelt,Thomas Lunner,Elaine Ng,Björn Lidestam,Adriana A. Zekveld,Patrik Sörqvist,Björn Lyxell,Ulf Träff,Wycliffe Yumba,Elisabet Classon,Mathias Hällgren,Birgitta Larsby,Carine Signoret,Kathleen Pichora Fuller,Mary Rudner,Henrik Danielsson,Jerker Rönnberg

Auditory, signal processing, and cognitive factors influencing speech perception in persons with hearing loss fitted with hearing aids – the N200 study

2016

Stefan Stenfelt
Thomas Lunner
Elaine Ng
Björn Lidestam
Adriana A. Zekveld
Patrik Sörqvist
Björn Lyxell
Ulf Träff
Wycliffe Yumba
Elisabet Classon
Mathias Hällgren
Birgitta Larsby
Carine Signoret
Kathleen Pichora Fuller
Mary Rudner
Henrik Danielsson
Jerker Rönnberg

Objective: The aim of the current study was to assess aided speech-in-noise outcomes and relate those measures to auditory sensitivity and processing, different types of cognitive processing abilit ...

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Psychology
Hearing loss
Cognition
Speech perception
Signal processing
Audiology
HIV/AIDS
auditory signal

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