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Characteristics and help-seeking behavior of people failing a smart device self-test for hearing
PURPOSE : This study investigated user characteristics, help-seeking behavior, and follow-up actions of people who failed an app-based digits-in-noise hearing screening test, considering their stage of change. METHOD : Test and user characteristics of 3,092 listeners who failed the test were retros
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