The purpose of the present study was to measure dichotic word recognition performance in
both noise and with simulated hearing loss in young adults with normal hearing to better …

Dichotic word recognition (DWR) was measured in both quiet and noise among young
adults with normal hearing. In the noise condition, performance was reduced until it equaled …

Purpose This study sought to compare dichotic right-ear advantages (REAs) of young adults
to older adult data (CM Roup, TL Wiley, & RH Wilson, 2006) after matching for overall levels …

The purpose of the present study was to examine dichotic speech recognition in young
adults with simulated hearing loss to more appropriately compare performance to older …

Dichotic word recognition was evaluated in free-recall, directed-attention right, and directed-
attention left response conditions. All participants were right-handed and included a group of …

The present study was an examination of dichotic word recognition abilities in older adult
listeners. Dichotic word recognition, using the NU-6 monosyllabic words from the VACD …

Dichotic listening was evaluated using monosyllabic word pairs that differed in lexical
difficulty as defined by the Neighborhood Activation Model of spoken word recognition. Four …

Dichotic listening refers to a binaural competing auditory recognition task in which listeners
are asked to identify one or both stimuli. Most listeners exhibit a right ear advantage (REA) in …

Background: Age-related auditory processing deficits have been shown to negatively affect
speech recognition for older adult listeners. In contrast, older adults gain benefit from their …

Listening to a sound with two ears, or binaural listening, helps a listener to localize and
understand the message better than with one ear alone. For some older adults with hearing …