对NU-6最佳使用的呈现水平的调查 按难度排序 版本II 词汇列表

Kimberly Skinner1, Erin Burns2, Brittany Brann1

  • 1Department of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, A.T. Still University, Mesa, AZ.

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概括

确定NU-6缩写单词列表的最佳陈述水平对于准确的听力评估至关重要. 与2000 Hz听力值相比,在30-40 dB SL上呈现单词列表,或在不舒服的听力水平以下5 dB,确保可靠的词识别分数.

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