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From: Interference and Enhancement Effects on Interaural Time Discrimination and Level Discrimination in Listeners With Normal Hearing and Those With Hearing Loss
Am J Audiol. 2004;13(1): doi: / (2004/011)
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Average interaural time JNDs in microseconds (A) and dB (B) for the groups with normal hearing and those with hearing loss, as a function of listening condition. The ordinate scale is logarithmic on 4A. Circles and squares represent the means of each group for the NBNs in isolation, whereas diamonds and triangles represent the means of the groups for the dual-band conditions. The error bars represent 1 SD for each listening condition across participants. aNone of the participants with hearing loss could discriminate interaural time differences in Condition 4 at EqSPL. bJND for only 1 participant with hearing loss; therefore, there is no standard deviation. cThe mean of the 3 participants with hearing loss who could perform interaural time discrimination in Condition 4 at EqSL.
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