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Comprehensive Evaluation of a Child With an Auditory Brainstem Implant
Otology & Neurotology, 2008We had an opportunity to evaluate an American child whose family traveled to Italy to receive an auditory brainstem implant (ABI). The goal of this evaluation was to obtain insight into possible benefits derived from the ABI and to begin developing assessment protocols for pediatric clinical trials.Case study.Tertiary referral center.Pediatric ABI ...
Laurie S, Eisenberg +7 more
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Auditory comprehension of “Yes-No” questions by adult aphasics
Journal of Communication Disorders, 1992Two groups of adult aphasics were administered four different types of auditory-verbal "yes-no" questions. One group received questions including egocentric, environmental, pictorial, and relationship items in a consistent order. The second group received the same questions in random order.
G M, Bacon, R E, Potter, J A, Seikel
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Some Dimensions of Auditory Language Comprehension in Aphasia
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1970Four aspects of auditory comprehension were compared in 44 normal children ages 4 to 9, in 12 normal adults, and in 52 aphasics of 5 diagnostic classes: Broca’s, Wernicke’s, conduction, anomic, and global aphasics. The 4 aspects studied were breadth of vocabulary, auditory sequential pointing-span, comprehension of directional prepositions, and ...
H, Goodglass, J B, Gleason, M R, Hyde
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Semantic field, naming, and auditory comprehension in aphasia
Brain and Language, 1976Abstract The status of semantic fields for 16 target nouns was compared in high and low comprehension aphasics, brain damaged, and normal controls, by measuring latency and miss rate for recognition of six classes of associates, which were presented orally on tape.
H, Goodglass, E, Baker
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Effect of Mothers' Voices on Auditory Comprehension in Children
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1978Normal-speaking/hearing 2-, 3-, and 4-yr.-old children ( N = 15) were asked to point to pictorial representations of words in a forced-choice task. The auditory stimuli were randomized tape-recorded presentations of each subject's mother and a male stranger.
C L, Highnam, H I, Beykirch
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Impairment of auditory perception and language comprehension in dysphasia
Brain and Language, 1978Abstract Men with chronic focal brain wounds were examined for their ability to discriminate complex tones, synthesized steady-state vowels, and synthesized consonant—vowel syllables. Subjects with left hemisphere damage, but not right hemisphere damage, were impaired in their ability to respond correctly to rapidly changing acoustic stimuli ...
P, Tallal, F, Newcombe
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A comprehensive framework for auditory display
ACM Transactions on Applied Perception, 2005In ‘A Perceptual Framework for the Auditory Display of Scientific Data’ I described the first perceptually scaled sound space designed specifically for sonification. I modeled this sound space, and its underlying theory, on the use of perceptual colour spaces in scientific visualization.
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Auditory Comprehension and Age
The Gerontologist, 1973M M, Nash, J M, Wepman
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Auditory Comprehension in the French Conversation Class
The Modern Language Journal, 1981French speaker or listened to an interview on French radio in the last year or two cannot but have noticed the astounding frequency with which interlocutors (or radio interviewers) begin their sentences with "Ecoutez ..." or the familiar equivalent "Ecoute ...." Although this lexical phenomenon is in fact only an illustration of Jakobson's phatic ...
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