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The Relation Between Hearing Loss for Pure Tones and Hearing Loss for Speech Among Hearing-Impaired Children

Andreas Markides

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This paper considers the relation between hearing loss for pure tones and hearing loss for speech among hearing-impaired children. 62 children, representing three patterns of pure tone audiogram configuration, took part in this investigation. The two most proficient formulae for predicting clinical HPLE for monosyllables (phonemic scoring) from pure tone hearing level (HL) for all three groups of children were:

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Key concepts: Audiogram, Audiology, Hearing loss, Hearing impaired, Pure tone, Tone (literature), Psychology, Medicine