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Listening effort is difficult to detect in a person’s voice: implications for audiology evaluations and conversation partners

2024-07-26

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<p>PurposeListening can be more effortful for a variety of reasons, including when a person must mentally repair a word that they misperceived while hearing a sentence. The current study explored whether a secondary listener (in the role of a tester/clinician) could detect that effort using voice cues.MethodStimuli were audio recordings of thirteen adults with cochlear implants repeating sentences that were either...

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8422dba9-47ff-5b3c-86c3-e3ab5ad96687
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10.31234/osf.io/7br8n
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