B. Hagerman

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An international comparison of long‐term average speech spectra

H. Dillon, C. Ludvigsen, S. Arlinger, 1994 .

Auditory intensity discrimination as a function of level-rove and tone duration in normal-hearing and impaired subjects: The “mid-level hump” revisited

B. Hagerman, M. Pienkowski, 2009, Hearing Research.

Musicians' ability to judge the risk of acquiring noise induced hearing loss.

B. Hagerman, 2013, Noise & health.

Successful and unsuccessful users of bilateral amplification: Differences and similarities in binaural performance

B. Hagerman, Å. Olofsson, S. Köbler, 2010, International journal of audiology.

Efficient adaptive methods for measuring speech reception threshold in quiet and in noise.

B Hagerman, C Kinnefors, B. Hagerman, 1995, Scandinavian audiology.

The effects of different frequency responses on sound quality judgments and speech intelligibility.

B Hagerman, A. Gabrielsson, B. Schenkman, 1988, Journal of speech and hearing research.

Clinical measurements of speech reception threshold in noise.

B Hagerman, B. Hagerman, 1984, Scandinavian audiology.

A clinical comparison between a laboratory and a commercial impedance audiometer.

B. Hagerman, K. Karlsson, 1984, Scandinavian audiology.

Sentences for testing speech intelligibility in noise.

B Hagerman, B. Hagerman, 1982, Scandinavian audiology.

The efficacy of N-acetylcysteine to protect the human cochlea from subclinical hearing loss caused by impulse noise: a controlled trial.

B. Hagerman, U. Rosenhall, Å. Olofsson, 2011, Noise & health.

Efficiency of speech audiometry and other tests.

B Hagerman, B. Hagerman, 1993, British journal of audiology.

The effect of audibility, signal-to-noise ratio, and temporal speech cues on the benefit from fast-acting compression in modulated noise

Björn Hagerman, Henrik L Olsen, Ake Olofsson, 2005, International journal of audiology.

Reliability in the Determination of Speech Discrimination

B. Hagerman, B. Hagerman, 1976 .

Speech recognition threshold in slightly and fully modulated noise for hearing-impaired subjects: Umbral de reconocimiento del lenguaje para sujetos hipoacúsicos en medio de ruido parcial o completamente modulado

Björn Hagerman, B. Hagerman, 2002, International journal of audiology.

The efficacy of N-acetylcysteine to protect the human cochlea from subclinical hearing loss caused by impulse noise: a controlled trial.

B. Hagerman, U. Rosenhall, Å. Olofsson, 2011, Noise & health.

Perceived sound quality in a hearing aid with vented and closed earmould equalized in frequency response.

B Hagerman, A. Gabrielsson, B. Hagerman, 1992, Scandinavian audiology.