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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
Bone Conduction Transmission And Head‐Shadow Effects For Unilateral Hearing Losses Fit With Transcranial Cic Hearing Aids, Marc A. Fagelson, Colleen Noe, Jennifer Blevins, Owen Murnane
Bone Conduction Transmission And Head‐Shadow Effects For Unilateral Hearing Losses Fit With Transcranial Cic Hearing Aids, Marc A. Fagelson, Colleen Noe, Jennifer Blevins, Owen Murnane
Owen D. Murnane
Bone conduction transmission and head‐shadow effects were determined with transcranial completely‐in‐the‐canal (TCCIC) CROS hearing aids. Five subjects with documented profound unilateral hearing loss and experience with traditional CROS/BICROS fittings (TCROS) were tested with a CIC hearing aid placed in their poorer ear. Peak SPL was measured at the tympanic membrane and ranged from 105–115 dB SPL at 2000 Hz. Pure‐tone crossover thresholds and functional gain tested at frequencies from 250–8000 Hz varied considerably more than the SPL measures. The pure‐tone results indicated that sensitivity in the better ear was moderately associated with functional gain across frequency. Speech recognition was then …
Gap Discrimination And Speech Perception In Noise, Marc A. Fagelson
Gap Discrimination And Speech Perception In Noise, Marc A. Fagelson
Marc A. Fagelson
The relation between discrimination of silent gaps and speech‐in‐noise perception was measured in 20 normal‐hearing listeners using speech‐shaped noise as both the gap markers and the noise source for speech testing. In the gap discrimination experiment, subjects compared silent gaps marked by 60 dB SPL 250‐ms noise bursts to standards of either 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, or 200 ms. The gap results were most similar to those reported by Abel [S. M. Abel, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 52, 519–524 (1972)] as ΔT/T decreased non‐monotonically with increased gap length. In a second experiment, the California Consonant Test (CCT) was administered …
Graduate Student Discourse About Literacy Strategies, Pamela Reese
Graduate Student Discourse About Literacy Strategies, Pamela Reese
Pamela Reese
No abstract provided.
Mutuality As A Supervision Tool For Struggling Csd Graduate Students, Pamela Reese
Mutuality As A Supervision Tool For Struggling Csd Graduate Students, Pamela Reese
Pam Reese
No abstract provided.
An Investigation Into Supervision Techniques To Support Shy Csd Students, Pamela Reese
An Investigation Into Supervision Techniques To Support Shy Csd Students, Pamela Reese
Pamela Reese
This article investigates supervision techniques that enabled graduate students who labeled themselves as shy to participate in a summer clinical experience. Through detailed analyses, it is shown how peer collaboration, continued modeling, technology, and humor allowed two shy students to successfully complete the experience. The article proposes that these supervision techniques may help students transcend an intrinsic shyness.
Evaluating Telepractice: Measuring Success, Cost-Benefit, & Outcomes, Scott Palasik
Evaluating Telepractice: Measuring Success, Cost-Benefit, & Outcomes, Scott Palasik
Scott Palasik
No abstract provided.
Hearing Care For Older Adults: A Practical Approach To Audiologic Rehabilitation, Sharon Lesner
Hearing Care For Older Adults: A Practical Approach To Audiologic Rehabilitation, Sharon Lesner
Sharon Lesner
No abstract provided.
Audiologic Rehabilitation: Candidacy, Assessment And Management, Sharon Lesner
Audiologic Rehabilitation: Candidacy, Assessment And Management, Sharon Lesner
Sharon Lesner
No abstract provided.
Can Technologies For Studying The Neural Bases Of Speech/Language Improve Treatment Of Communication Disorders?, Linda Shuster
Can Technologies For Studying The Neural Bases Of Speech/Language Improve Treatment Of Communication Disorders?, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
Exploring The Relationship Between Ease Of Articulation And Treatment For Aos, Linda Shuster, Claire Cottrill
Exploring The Relationship Between Ease Of Articulation And Treatment For Aos, Linda Shuster, Claire Cottrill
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
We've Come A Long Way, Baby: Neurolinguistics In The 21st Century, Linda Shuster
We've Come A Long Way, Baby: Neurolinguistics In The 21st Century, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
Beyond Broca’S And Wernicke’S Areas, Linda Shuster
Beyond Broca’S And Wernicke’S Areas, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
A Hybrid Approach To The Treatment Of Parkinson’S Dysarthria, Linda Shuster
A Hybrid Approach To The Treatment Of Parkinson’S Dysarthria, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
Working Out Your Speech Muscles, Linda Shuster
Differential Diagnosis And Treatment In Adult Neurogenic Speech Disorders, Linda Shuster
Differential Diagnosis And Treatment In Adult Neurogenic Speech Disorders, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
Token-To-Token Variability In Adult Apraxia Of Speech: A Perceptual Analysis, Linda Shuster, Julie Wambaugh
Token-To-Token Variability In Adult Apraxia Of Speech: A Perceptual Analysis, Linda Shuster, Julie Wambaugh
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.
Nature And Treatment Of Neuromotor Speech Disorders Accompanying Aphasia, Julie Wambaugh, Linda Shuster
Nature And Treatment Of Neuromotor Speech Disorders Accompanying Aphasia, Julie Wambaugh, Linda Shuster
Linda Shuster
No abstract provided.