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Tracking Biomarkers of Speech Intelligibility
Difficulties understanding speech in noisy environments repeatedly coincide with high-frequency hearing loss. This complaint is commonly exhibited in adults in middle/older age who have a history of noise exposure. In this study, an immersive audiomotor training game will be utilized to drive improvements in speech intelligibility, controlled by an auditory memory training game. Physiological measures will be tracked that could inform clinical assessment of hearing in noise abilities.
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