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期刊名:Trends in hearing

缩写:TRENDS HEAR

ISSN:2331-2165

e-ISSN:2331-2165

IF/分区:3.0/Q1

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Brian C J Moore,Aleksander Sęk Brian C J Moore
Multichannel amplitude compression is widely used in hearing aids. The preferred compression speed varies across individuals. Moore (2008) suggested that reduced sensitivity to temporal fine structure (TFS) may be associated with preference...
Gusztáv Lőcsei,Julie H Pedersen,Søren Laugesen et al. Gusztáv Lőcsei et al.
This study investigated the relationship between speech perception performance in spatially complex, lateralized listening scenarios and temporal fine-structure (TFS) coding at low frequencies. Young normal-hearing (NH) and two groups of el...
Julia Habicht,Birger Kollmeier,Tobias Neher Julia Habicht
This study assessed the effects of hearing aid (HA) experience on how quickly a participant can grasp the meaning of an acoustic sentence-in-noise stimulus presented together with two similar pictures that either correctly (target) or incor...
Sébastien Santurette,Torsten Dau,Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard et al. Sébastien Santurette et al.
It is well-established that hearing loss does not only lead to a reduction of hearing sensitivity. Large individual differences are typically observed among listeners with hearing impairment in a wide range of suprathreshold auditory measur...
Jelmer van Schoonhoven,Michael Schulte,Monique Boymans et al. Jelmer van Schoonhoven et al.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of bilateral hearing aids (HA) in subjects with mild and moderate-to-severe hearing loss. This study was designed as a within-subject feasibility study. Bilateral HA use was assessed using...
Qiaotong Su,John J Galvin,Guoping Zhang et al. Qiaotong Su et al.
Cochlear implant (CI) speech performance is typically evaluated using well-enunciated speech produced at a normal rate by a single talker. CI users often have greater difficulty with variations in speech production encountered in everyday l...
Julie A Bierer,Leonid Litvak Julie A Bierer
Speech perception among cochlear implant (CI) listeners is highly variable. High degrees of channel interaction are associated with poorer speech understanding. Two methods for reducing channel interaction, focusing electrical fields, and d...
Shahram Moradi,Björn Lidestam,Jerker Rönnberg Shahram Moradi
The present study compared elderly hearing aid (EHA) users (n = 20) with elderly normal-hearing (ENH) listeners (n = 20) in terms of isolation points (IPs, the shortest time required for correct identification of a speech stimulus) and accu...
Ying-Yee Kong,Matthew B Winn,Katja Poellmann et al. Ying-Yee Kong et al.
Multiple redundant acoustic cues can contribute to the perception of a single phonemic contrast. This study investigated the effect of spectral degradation on the discriminability and perceptual saliency of acoustic cues for identification ...
Julie Arenberg Bierer,Eugene Spindler,Steven M Bierer et al. Julie Arenberg Bierer et al.
The 10 consonant-nucleus-consonant (CNC) word lists are considered the gold standard in the testing of cochlear implant (CI) users. However, variance in scores across lists could degrade the sensitivity and reliability of them to identify d...