Listening Comprehension and Listening Effort in the Primary School Classroom [PDF]
In the primary school classroom, children are exposed to multiple factors that combine to create adverse conditions for listening to and understanding what the teacher is saying.
Mary Rudner +5 more
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Listening effort and accented speech [PDF]
Understanding spoken language requires mapping acoustic input onto stored phonological and lexical representations. Speech tokens, however, are notoriously variable: they fluctuate within speakers, across speakers, and in different acoustic environments. As listeners, we must therefore perceive speech in a manner flexible enough to accommodate acoustic
Kristin eVan Engen, Jonathan E Peelle
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Objective Assessment of Listening Effort: Coregistration of Pupillometry and EEG
Listening to speech in noise is effortful, particularly for people with hearing impairment. While it is known that effort is related to a complex interplay between bottom-up and top-down processes, the cognitive and neurophysiological mechanisms ...
Kelly Miles +6 more
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Listening to two-talker conversations in quiet settings: the role of listeners’ cognitive processing capabilities for memory and listening effort [PDF]
Listening to conversing talkers in quiet environments and remembering the content is a common activity. However, research on the cognitive demands involved is limited.
Chinthusa Mohanathasan +2 more
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Exploring short-term memory and listening effort in two-talker conversations: The influence of soft and moderate background noise. [PDF]
Listening to conversations and remembering their content is a highly demanding task, especially in noisy environments. Previous research has mainly focused on short-term memory using simple cognitive tasks with unrelated words or digits.
Chinthusa Mohanathasan +4 more
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Acoustically Transparent Hearing Aids Increase Physiological Markers of Listening Effort [PDF]
While hearing aids are beneficial in compensating for hearing loss and suppressing ambient noise, they may also introduce an unwanted processing burden to the listener's sensory and cognitive system. To investigate such adverse side effects, hearing aids
Markus Kemper +3 more
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This study investigated real-time assessment and modeling of perceived listening effort (LE). The model consists of a binaural front-end, followed by a monaural back-end.
Berdau Martin +4 more
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A Clinical Paradigm for Listening Effort Assessment in Middle-Aged Listeners [PDF]
Listening effort (LE) has been known to characterize speech recognition in noise regardless of hearing sensitivity and age. Whereas the behavioral measure of dual-task paradigm effectively manifests the cognitive cost that listeners exert when processing speech in background noise, there is no consensus as to a clinical procedure that might best ...
Ricky Kaplan Neeman +4 more
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Speech recognition in noise task among children and young-adults: a pupillometry study
IntroductionChildren experience unique challenges when listening to speech in noisy environments. The present study used pupillometry, an established method for quantifying listening and cognitive effort, to detect temporal changes in pupil dilation ...
Avital Trau-Margalit +6 more
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Listening effort and stress in tinnitus: a multidimensional approach. [PDF]
IntroductionThis study investigated the impact of chronic tinnitus on auditory perception, text comprehension, and physiological stress responses, with a focus on sex-related differences. The main objectives were to assess the influence of sex and stress on tinnitus severity, examine neurophysiological indicators of listening effort, and evaluate the ...
Giliberto G +10 more
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