The purpose of this study was to determine whether one ear
of a profoundly deaf student could duplicate a response rate
similar to the response rate achieved by the opposite ear on an
auditory training program. The formal hypothesis of this study
was: a student that reaches criterion level of...
Tinnitus is usually accompanied by a hearing loss; however, many
patients with tinnitus present with normal hearing. The hypothesis
was proposed that individuals with tinnitus who do not have an accompanying
peripheral hearing loss, have tinnitus as a result of a disorder
in the Central Auditory Nervous System. In order...
Real ear measurements are being used to predict
and validate hearing aid fittings. The purpose of
this study was to investigate the relationship between
the hearing aid response as measured by real ear
measurements to pure tone hearing thresholds and ear
canal resonance. In order to test this hypothesis
clinically,...
The central purpose of this study was to examine physicians' knowledge of and attitudes toward hearing aids. This study was conducted with 71 general practitioners affiliated with Scarborough General Hospital in Scarborough, Ontario, Canada.
Attitude was measured by a 5-point Likert-type scale developed for the study. Knowledge was measured through...