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The validity and reliability of online hearing tests: Easier is not always better
The purpose of this experiment was to determine if online hearing tests accurately diagnose individuals with hearing loss. To this end, 20 listeners with normal hearing and 15 listeners with hearing loss received a full audiological evaluation including pure-tone and speech audiometry. Participants
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