Listeners with sensorineural hearing loss (SNHL) struggle to understand speech, especially
in noise, despite audibility compensation. These real-world suprathreshold deficits are …

Objective: This study aimed to investigate the current status of cognitive development and
central auditory processing development of preschool children with minimal and mild …

Frequency discrimination ability varies within the normal hearing population, partially
explained by factors such as musical training and age, and it deteriorates with hearing loss …

Listeners readily anticipate upcoming sentence constituents, however little is known about
prediction when the input is suboptimal, such as for children with hearing loss (HL). Here we …

The nature and cause of auditory processing deficits in dyslexic individuals have been
debated for decades. Auditory processing deficits were argued to be the first step in a causal …

Objective: Children with hearing loss experience greater difficulty understanding speech in
the presence of noise and reverberation relative to their normal hearing peers despite …

Many hearing difficulties can be explained as a loss of audibility, a problem easily detected
and treated using standard audiological procedures. Yet, hearing can be much poorer (or …

The just-noticeable differences (JNDs) of the voice cues of voice pitch (F0) and vocal-tract
length (VTL) were measured in school-aged children with bilateral hearing aids and children …

Little is known about the effects of childhood mild-to-moderate sensorineural hearing loss
(MM HL) on the function of the auditory pathway. We aimed to examine the effect of …

Speech-evoked envelope-following response (EFR) reflects brain encoding of speech
periodicity that serves as a biomarker for pitch and speech perception and various auditory …