Demographic and audiologic factors (age, duration of hearing loss, age at onset, residual hearing) were not significantly correlated with speech recognition in CI users¶
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q3 i? None of the correlations between speech recognition scores and age, duration of hearing loss, age at onset of hearing loss, or better-ear unaided PTA were significant in CI users. → Mattingly Jameson K MD 2018
Evidence¶
Mattingly Jameson K MD 2018¶
Mattingly Jameson K MD, Castellanos Irina PhD, Moberly Aaron C MD. (2018). Nonverbal Reasoning as a Contributor to Sentence Recognition Outcomes in Adults with Cochlear Implants. Otology & Neurotology. https://doi.org/10.1097/MAO.0000000000001998
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Correlational analyses among speech recognition scores and demographic/audiologic measures in the 39 CI users, reported in Results. The article states "None of these correlations were significant"; no effect sizes are printed, so this null does not establish equivalence.
"None of these correlations were significant."
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Demographic and audiologic factors (age, duration of hearing loss, age at onset, residual hearing) were not significantly correlated with speech recognition in CI users |
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Demographic and audiologic factors (age, duration of hearing loss, age at onset, residual hearing) were not significantly correlated with speech recognition in CI users |
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