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选择性注意力和非对称体验在双边语音干扰中所起的作用 对于单侧聋 耳植入物和语音编码器听众

Joshua G W Bernstein1, Matthew J Goupell2

  • 1National Military Audiology and Speech Pathology Center, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland, USA.

Ear and hearing
|June 19, 2025
PubMed
概括

单侧聋耳植入物 (CI) 用户的双边语音干扰可能源于与年龄有关的注意力缺陷,而不是长期的听力变化. 这表明在杂的环境中难以专注于言语是关键.

关键词:
衰老的衰老 衰老的衰老非对称的听力损失.听力假体 听力假体听觉偏好综合征是什么? 听觉偏好综合征双耳式听力 双耳式听力这是一种二合一性药物 (dichotic).信息掩盖是一种信息掩盖.塑性是一种可塑性.选择性的注意力选择性注意力单边听力损失是一种单边的听力损失.

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