Purpose: There is a need for tools to study real-world communication abilities in people with
hearing loss. We outline a potential method for this that analyzes gaze and use it to answer …

Purpose There is a need for outcome measures that predict real-world communication
abilities in hearing-impaired people. We outline a potential method for this and use it to …

Although beamforming algorithms for hearing aids can enhance performance, the wearer's
head may not always face the target talker, potentially limiting real-world benefits. This study …

Research on the adaptations talkers make to different communication conditions during
interactive conversations has primarily focused on speech signals. We extended this type of …

The study examined the partner-directed gaze patterns of old and young talkers in a task
(DiapixUK) that involved two people (a lead talker and a follower) engaging in a …

Purpose Seeing the talker's face improves speech understanding in noise, possibly
releasing resources for cognitive processing. We investigated whether it improves free recall …

Objectives: Visual information from talkers facilitates speech intelligibility for listeners when
audibility is challenged by environmental noise and hearing loss. Less is known about how …

Speech comprehension is often thought of as an entirely auditory process, but both normal
hearing and hearing-impaired individuals sometimes use visual attention to disambiguate …

Purpose To investigate gaze behavior during communication between children with hearing
impairment (HI) and normal-hearing (NH) peers. Method Ten HI–NH and 10 NH–NH dyads …

Purpose This article describes patterns of speech modifications produced by talkers as a
function of the degree of hearing impairment of communication partners during naturalistic …