Investigation of Presentation Levels for Optimal Use of NU-6 Ordered by Difficulty Version II Word Lists

It is recommended that the presentation level for NU-6 OBD word lists be at least 30-40 dB SL relative to the hearing threshold at 2000 Hz with a minimum presentation level of 35 dB HL. If this is not feasible, the presentation of these words at UCL-5 is recommended.

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American Journal of Audiology
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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1044/2024_aja-24-00113
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Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation
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Investigation of Presentation Levels for Optimal Use of NU-6 Ordered by Difficulty Version II Word Lists

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American Journal of Audiology
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Investigation of Presentation Levels for Optimal Use of NU-6 Ordered by Difficulty Version II Word Lists

Tamar Weiss, Erin Burns, Kimberly Skinner, E. Paul Palmer, David B. T. McMahon, Brittany Brann
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Abstract

It is recommended that the presentation level for NU-6 OBD word lists be at least 30-40 dB SL relative to the hearing threshold at 2000 Hz with a minimum presentation level of 35 dB HL. If this is not feasible, the presentation of these words at UCL-5 is recommended.

American Journal of AudiologyVol. 34(1)
Lamar University (US), A.T. Still University (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation
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