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How Much Speech People Think They Understand Drives Reactions to Noise

How Much Speech People Think They Understand Drives Reactions to Noise

Understanding how and why people react to background noise could help in finding effective intervention strategies.

  • Low Processing Delay Preserves Natural Cues and Improves Spatial Perception in Hearing Aids

  • Split-processing in Hearing Aids Reduces Neural Signatures of Speech-in-Noise Listening Effort

  • Using the Mismatch Negativity (MMN) to Evaluate Split Processing in Hearing Aids

  • Neural Encoding of the Stimulus Envelope Facilitated by Widex ZeroDelay Technology

  • Efficacy of Directional Microphones in Open Fittings Under Realistic Signal-to-Noise Ratios Using Widex MOMENT Hearing Aids

  • How to Use the Repeat-Recall Test (RRT) to Increase Hearing Aid Satisfaction

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A Method to Evaluate the Effect of Signal Processing on the Temporal Envelope of Speech

A Method to Evaluate the Effect of Signal Processing on the Temporal Envelope of Speech

How do hearing aid features such as compression, noise reduction, and directional microphones affect the amplitude of the temporal envelope in the processed sound? Here is a new hearing aid pre-selection tool for clinicians.

  • Development and Clinical Applications of the ORCA Repeat and Recall Test (RRT)

    Development and Clinical Applications of the ORCA Repeat and Recall Test (RRT)

  • Preserving the Temporal Envelope in Hearing Aid Processed Sounds

    Preserving the Temporal Envelope in Hearing Aid Processed Sounds

  • Better Speech-in-Noise Testing: Demonstration with Dual Variable Speed Compression

    Better Speech-in-Noise Testing: Demonstration with Dual Variable Speed Compression

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