The effect of hearing status on the ability to speechread is poorly understood, and current
findings are inconclusive regarding differences in speechreading performance between …

Speechreading contributes significantly to effective communication, and persons with
hearing impairment (HI) may need to rely more on speechreading. However, whether they …

The developmental trajectory of speechreading skills is poorly understood, and existing
research has revealed rather inconsistent results. In this study, 209 Chinese students with …

This study investigated speech-reading performance of hearing-impaired (HI) students in
China. Eighteen students [mean age= 16; 4 (age; month)] with HI (averages of 89.5 dB, SD …

Purpose The study was designed primarily to determine if the use of hearing aids (HAs) in
individuals with hearing impairment in China would affect their speechreading performance …

Purpose In this article, the authors describe the development of a new instrument, the Test of
Child Speechreading (ToCS), which was specifically designed for use with deaf and hearing …

This study presents three experiments to examine the role of the phonological store
component of working memory in the speechreading performance of students with hearing …

This study compared the speechreading performance of deaf children to that of normal
hearing children. Performance was assessed across word, phrase, and sentence stimuli …

The goal of this study was to examine the relationships between scores obtained from
measures of speech perception and language in a group of young children with hearing loss …

Purpose Speechreading (lipreading) is a correlate of reading ability in both deaf and
hearing children. We investigated whether the relationship between speechreading and …