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Cognitive Neurodynamics of Listening Effort

Bernarding, 2015

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Bernarding C
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In recent years, there has been a rising interest in finding a method to estimate listening effort objectively. The benefit of such a measure would be a support for the hearing aid fitting procedures to reduce the listening effort in hearing impaired persons by an adequate …
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