Using the Mismatch Negativity to Evaluate Hearing Aid Directional Enhancement Based on Multistream Architecture

Hearing aid directivity based on the MSA approach was found to improve preattentive detection of phonemic contrasts in a simulated multi-talker situation as indexed by larger MMN component magnitudes. The MMN may generally be useful for exploring the underlying nature of speech-in-noise benefits conferred by some hearing aid features.

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Ear and Hearing
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2024-12-19
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https://doi.org/10.1097/aud.0000000000001619
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Hearing Loss and Rehabilitation
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Using the Mismatch Negativity to Evaluate Hearing Aid Directional Enhancement Based on Multistream Architecture

Petri Korhonen, Christopher Slugocki, Francis K. Kuk
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Using the Mismatch Negativity to Evaluate Hearing Aid Directional Enhancement Based on Multistream Architecture

Petri Korhonen, Christopher Slugocki, Francis K. Kuk
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Abstract

Hearing aid directivity based on the MSA approach was found to improve preattentive detection of phonemic contrasts in a simulated multi-talker situation as indexed by larger MMN component magnitudes. The MMN may generally be useful for exploring the underlying nature of speech-in-noise benefits conferred by some hearing aid features.

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