The sounds we experience in our everyday communication can vary greatly depending on the environment. Paradoxically, increasing the sound level may lead to worse speech perception, especially in noise. This decline is known as "rollover." It is unclear how rollover is experienced differentially across aging groups, as...
Cheng-Jie G. Huang, Natalie A. Field, Marie-Elise Latorre et al.· Hearing Research· 1 citation
More people are receiving cochlear implant (CIs) to partially restore hearing to both ears, either in cases of bilateral (BI-CI) or unilateral hearing loss (single-sided deafness, SSD-CI). Compared to monaural listening, this usually improves spatial-hearing abilities like sound localization and spatial release from ma...
M. Goupell, Joshua G. W. Bernstein· Journal of the Acoustical So...· 0 citations
Cochlear implants (CIs) for single-sided deafness (SSD) can partially restore the ability to use binaural interactions to improve masked speech intelligibility. When target and masking speech are presented to the acoustic-hearing (AH) ear, presenting a copy of the masker to the CI ear facilitates spatial release from m...
Michael A. Johns, Sandeep A. Phatak, M. Goupell et al.· Journal of the Acoustical So...· 0 citations
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