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Improving Aided Hearing at High Input Levels
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1. Studebaker et al. (1999) study showed which of the following:
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2. What could be a physiological reason for a decrease in speech performance at very high input levels?
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3. What was the main conclusion from Cox and Alexander (1991) study?
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4. Which of the following is (are) important to ensure better aided than unaided speech in noise performance?
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5. The input limit of the DREAM hearing aid is:
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6. What did Chasin report in his 2014 study on the DREAM?
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7. Which of the following factors were included in the Kuk et al. (2015) study design?
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8. What are the conclusions from the Kuk et al (2015) study?
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9. Which of the following hearing aid feature would NOT yield better aided than unaided performance at a high input level?
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10. How would you set the right expectations in patients for listening at high input levels?
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