论文信息 - Speech intelligibility in a background noise and noise-induced hearing loss.

Speech intelligibility in a background noise and noise-induced hearing loss.

A significant improvement in speech intelligibility in a background noise was shown in a group of industrial subjects conditioned to working in noise compared with a control group of university staff. Progressive deterioration of speech intelligibility in noise was found with noise-induced hearing loss after losses had occurred at the 2 kHz pure-tone audiometric frequency.

W. I. Acton | W. Acton

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