The present study investigated whether moderate amounts of computer-assisted speech
training can improve the speech recognition performance of hearing-impaired children. Ten …

Objectives: Children with auditory processing disorder (APD) typically present with “listening
difficulties,”'including problems understanding speech in noisy environments. The authors …

Twenty adults with mild to moderate sensorineural hearing impairments were given three
tests of speech recognition: the CUNY Nonsense Syllable Test (NST), the low predictability …

Computerized auditory training (CAT) is a convenient, low-cost approach to improving
communication of individuals with hearing loss or other communicative disorders. A number …

In 3 speech training studies, profoundly hearing-impaired (PHI) children used a
computerized system in which glossometry or palatometry (PT) measures were displayed …

The process of learning new electrically stimulated speech patterns can be difficult for many
cochlear implant users, especially congenitally deafened patients. Some implant users …

Objectives: Transfer appropriate processing (TAP) refers to a general finding that training
gains are maximized when training and testing are conducted under the same conditions …

Objective To examine the feasibility and possible effects of in-home auditory training using
audiovisual speech stimuli on a tablet computer for patients with hearing loss using a …

Despite new technological advances in the rehabilitation of audition in profoundly deaf
children, auditory training remains a fundamental part of their education. Consequently, it is …

While the positive benefits of pediatric cochlear implantation on language perception skills
are now proven, the heterogeneity of outcomes remains high. The understanding of this …