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The effect of frequency compression on front-back localization and speech recognition in noise
(Hearing Journal, 2010)
In-situ audiometry: How low-frequency leakage can affect prescribed gain and perception.
(Hearing Review, 2011)
Validity and reliability of in-situ air conduction thresholds measured through hearing aids coupled to closed and open instant-fit tips.
(International Journal of Audiology, 2010)
The effects of noise exposure and musical training on suprathreshold auditory processing
(Hearing Research, 2017-08)
Recent animal research has shown that exposure to single episodes of intense noise causes cochlear synaptopathy without affecting hearing thresholds. It has been suggested that the same may occur in humans. If so, it is ...
Delving into ‘hidden hearing loss’: Results from a large-scale behavioural investigation
(2016)
Some adults report problems understanding speech in background noise yet their audiograms are clinically normal. Animal studies suggest this may result from noise-induced damage to synaptic connections between auditory ...
Cognitive and auditory factors underlying the ability to understand speech in noise: clinical implications for diagnosis and rehabilitation
(2017)
A proportion of listeners report problems understanding
speech in background noise yet their audiogram is
clinically normal. A growing body of research in the
cognitive hearing science field suggests that both hearing
and ...
Does musical training protect noise-exposed musicians from the consequences of ‘hidden hearing loss’?
(2016)
"Hidden hearing loss": noise-induced cochlear synaptopathy involving the selective loss of high-threshold auditory nerve fibres without affecting auditory thresholds, but resulting in perceptual deficits such as difficulty ...