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Predicting the effect of hearing loss and audibility on amplified speech reception in a multi-talker listening scenario

Woods et al., 2013

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3364643340409879366
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Woods W
Kalluri S
Pentony S
Nooraei N
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America

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Auditive and cognitive influences on speech perception in a complex situation were investigated in listeners with normal hearing (NH) and hearing loss (HL). The speech corpus used was the Nonsense-Syllable Response Measure [NSRM; Woods and Kalluri,(2010) …
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