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Design and evaluation of the effectiveness of a corpus of congruent and incongruent English sentences for the study of event related potentials ...
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Design and evaluation of the effectiveness of a corpus of congruent and incongruent English sentences for the study of event related potentials ...
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Personal Listening Devices in Australia: Patterns of Use and Levels of Risk
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Modified spectral tilt affects infants' native-language discrimination of approximants and vowels
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Modified spectral tilt affects older, but not younger, infants' native-language fricative discrimination
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The effect of spectral tilt on infants' speech perception : implications for infants with hearing loss
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The effect of spectral tilt on infants' discrimination of fricatives
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Research on infants' ability to discriminate speech sounds with different directions of spectral tilt can be used to optimise the frequency response of hearing aids being fitted to very young infants. In the current study, infants were presented with a fricative contrast with either a positive or negative spectral tilt, or in unmodified form. The results showed 6-month-olds were able to discriminate the contrast irrespective of the manipulation, while 9-month-olds could only discriminate the contrast in unmodified form.
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1702 - Cognitive Sciences; fricatives; hearing disorders; infants; sounds; spectral tilt; speech perception in infants
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URL: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.7/uws:7733
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Bilingualisam and the relationship between perception and production : Greek-English bilinguals and Thai bilabial stops
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