Speech recognition in young and elderly normal-hearing listeners in a closed response test

Torben Poulsen, G. Keidser

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    Abstract

    Speech recognition has been measured in a group of elderly (age range 55–70 years) subjects with normal hearing. The results from this group were compared with the results from a young, normal-hearing group (age 19–36 years). The two groups were matched as regards education, occupation and dialect. The test material used was a four-alternative closed-response speech test composed of monosyllabic words. Each word was presented in a carrier sentence and masked by a speech-spectrum shaped modulated background noise. No significant difference was found between the speech recognition in the two groups.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalScandinavian Audiology
    Volume20
    Issue number4
    Pages (from-to)245-249
    ISSN0105-0397
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 1991

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