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    • Audiology
    • Speech and Hearing Science
    • Cognitive Psychology

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    • Auditory training is crucial for individuals with hearing loss to improve speech perception.
    • Generalization of training effects to real-world listening situations remains a challenge.
    • Understanding how task and talker variations impact training outcomes is essential for effective rehabilitation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the generalization of auditory training outcomes.
    • To examine the effects of task and talker overlap between training and testing phases.
    • To determine the optimal conditions for maximizing auditory training benefits.

    Main Methods:

    • Adults with hearing loss underwent 12 hours of meaning-oriented auditory training.
    • Participants were assigned to groups training with multiple talkers or a single talker.
    • A control group received American Sign Language training; assessment included a 4-choice discrimination task and the Iowa Sentences Test.

    Main Results:

    • The experimental group showed significant improvement in 4-choice discrimination compared to the control group.
    • Training gains were highest when both the task and talker remained consistent from training to assessment.
    • Partial or complete differences in task and talker between training and assessment resulted in progressively smaller gains.

    Conclusions:

    • Findings support the principle of transfer-appropriate processing in auditory training.
    • Auditory training programs should be tailored to individual needs regarding tasks, talkers, and stimuli.
    • Personalized auditory rehabilitation strategies can enhance generalization and improve speech understanding in hearing-impaired individuals.