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Neural responses to movie naturalistic stimuli are related to listening demand in cochlear implant users

2022-09-04

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There is a weak relationship between clinical and self-reported speech perception outcomes in cochlear implant (CI) listeners. Such poor correspondence may be due to differences in clinical and “real-world” listening environments and stimuli. Speech sounds in the real world are often accompanied by visual cues, background environmental noise and is generally in the context of a connected conversation. The aims of...

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33d4c82c-6fe6-54a3-977d-9872d7b6670c
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10.1101/2022.09.02.506424
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