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other:Article Title: Performance of public and private school students in auditory processing, receptive vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Article Snippet: The auditory skills of figure-ground, association between auditory and visual stimuli, figure-ground for linguistic sounds, binaural integration, temporal ordering, and temporal resolution were assessed using the following auditory behavioral instruments: Pediatric Speech Intelligibility (PSI) test, Dichotic Digits Test (DDT), Article Title: Referral and Diagnosis of Developmental Auditory Processing Disorder in a Large, United States Hospital-Based Audiology Service. Article Snippet: Background: Children referred to audiology services with otherwise unexplained academic, listening, attention, language, or other difficulties are often found to be audiometrically normal.. Some of these children receive further evaluation for auditory processing disorder (APD), a controversial construct that assumes neural processing problems within the central auditory nervous system.. This study focuses on the evaluation of APD and how it relates to diagnosis in one large pediatric audiology facility. Article Title: DPOAE growth function in schoolchildren with impaired temporal ordering skills Article Snippet: Subsequent to the compliance with the inclusion criteria, the participants performed the following temporal Article Title: Performance of public and private school students in auditory processing, receptive vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Article Snippet: The Article Title: Age-Related Listening Performance Changes Across Adulthood Article Snippet: Design: We assessed 80 participants with normal hearing, at least 10 years of education, and normal global cognition.. The participants completed various auditory tests, including speech-in-noise, dichotic digits, duration, pitch pattern sequence, gap in noise, and masking level difference.. In addition, we conducted working memory assessments and administered a questionnaire on self-perceived hearing difficulties. Article Title: Auditory processing abilities in prematurely born children. Article Snippet: Aim To compare the performance in temporal auditory ordering and resolution tests and the latency and amplitude in the records of middle latency auditory evoked potential and P3 of prematurely born children with the performance of full-term children undergoing the same assessment protocol.. Study design: Cross-sectional observational study.. Subjects: Fifty-two children, aged 8 to 10 years, participated in the study and were divided into two groups: study group: 16 prematurely born children, and control group: 36 born full-term, at low risk for developmental alteration and without scholastic or hearing difficulties. Article Title: Temporal Ordering and Auditory Resolution in Individuals with Sensorineural Hearing Loss Article Snippet: The tests were a Labeling:Article Title: Masking Level Difference: Performance of School Children Aged 7–12 Years Article Snippet: .. Data were collected in the following order: 1) Signing of the Informed Consent Form (ICF) and anamnesis with parents and/or guardians, 2) Otoscopy, 3) Peripheral hearing assessment, 4) MLD, 5) Dichotic digits test (DDT) in the stage of binaural integration, with a list of 80 digits, two presented in each ear simultaneously [ ], 6) Pediatric speech intelligibility (PSI) test or synthetic sentence identification (SSI) [ ], with ipsilateral competing message at -15 dB signal /noise ratio, 7) Random interval detection test (RGDT) for detecting the temporal acuity threshold [ ], 8) Noise speech test (NST) which consists of 25 monosyllabic words with white noise, presented monoaurally, and 9) Frequency pattern test (FPT), presented for the labeling task, using the Auditec ® (Auditec, Inc., St. Louis, MO, USA) [ ] version for children aged 7 and 8, and the |

