background: auditory rehabilitation isone of the important tasks of speech-language pathologists. so, it is necessary to know auditory behaviors in order to make some decisions about the children with hearing loss such as determining the effectiveness of the current rehabilitation programs and/or devices. the auditory behavior in everyday life (abel) questionnaire is a valid and reliable assess...

Abstract This paper presents a bibliometric and critical review of auditory non-auditory health impacts due to road traffic noise exposure. The discusses the general trends studies conducted in research domain using network approach. These networks are based on citation, bibliographic coupling, co-authorship relationships. Further, is summarise Auditory impact issues such as noise-induced heari...

OBJECTIVES Communication support for severely paralyzed patients with visual impairment is needed. Therefore, the feasibility of a brain-computer interface (BCI) using auditory stimuli alone, based on the self-regulation of slow cortical potentials (SCPs), was investigated. METHODS Auditory stimuli were used for task and feedback presentation in an SCP self-regulation paradigm. Voluntarily pr...

The activity of single units at various locations in the central auditory pathway of rhesus macaques was recorded during the monkeys' performance and nonperformance in an auditory reaction time task. Evoked unit responses during performance were compared with those observed during passive delivery of identical stimuli. Single units were recorded from the cochlear nucleus, superior olivary compl...

Cochlear implants (CIs) are auditory prostheses which restore hearing via electrical stimulation of the auditory nerve. The successful adaptation of auditory cognition to the CI input depends to a substantial degree on individual factors. We pursued an electrophysiological approach toward an analysis of cortical responses that reflect perceptual processing stages and higher-level responses to C...