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Auditory Working Memory Explains Variance in Speech Recognition in Older Listeners Under Adverse Listening Conditions
2020
Clinical Interventions in Aging
Older listeners have difficulty understanding speech in unfavorable listening conditions. To compensate for acoustic degradation, cognitive processing skills, such as working memory, need to be engaged. Despite prior findings on the association between working memory and speech recognition in various listening conditions, it is not yet clear whether the modality of stimuli presentation for working memory tasks should be auditory or visual. Given the modality-specific characteristics of working
doi:10.2147/cia.s241976
pmid:32231429
pmcid:PMC7085334
fatcat:4uvla7rrxvgwdocsd3ueirevji