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Assessing Speech Perception in Children With Hearing Loss: What Conventional Clinical Tools May Miss
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Emily Buss
Andrea Hillock-Dunn
Lori J. Leibold
Crystal Taylor
Publication date
1 January 2015
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Doi
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Abstract
This study tested the hypothesis that word recognition in a complex, two-talker masker is more closely related to real-world speech perception for children with hearing loss than testing performed in quiet or steady-state noise
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