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Auteur David W. Purcell |
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Objectives: We sought to investigate whether children referred to our audiology clinic with a complaint of listening difficulty, that is, suspected of auditory processing disorder (APD), have difficulties localizing sounds in noise and whether t[...]Article
Objectives: To assess the sensitivity of statistical indicators used for the objective detection of speech-evoked envelope following responses (EFRs) in infants and adults. Design: Twenty-three adults and 21 infants with normal hearing particip[...]Article
Objectives: The objective of the present study was to evaluate the between-session test-retest variability in the characteristics of envelope following responses (EFRs) evoked by modified natural speech stimuli in young normal hearing adults. [...]Article
Objectives: The present study aimed to (1) evaluate the accuracy of envelope following responses (EFRs) in predicting speech audibility as a function of the statistical indicator used for objective response detection, stimulus phoneme, frequency[...]Article
To evaluate sensation level (SL)-dependent characteristics of envelope following responses (EFRs) elicited by band-limited speech dominant in low, mid, and high frequencies. Design: In 21 young normal hearing adults, EFRs were elicited by 8 mal[...]Article
Objectives: The vowel-evoked envelope following response (EFR) is a useful tool for studying brainstem processing of speech in natural consonant-vowel productions. Previous work, however, demonstrates that the amplitude of EFRs is highly variabl[...]