July 29, 2025

Effects of audiovisual asynchrony on speech intelligibility in typically hearing adults and cochlear implant users

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Speech intelligibility varies with audiovisual asynchrony in typically-hearing and cochlear implant listeners.
Cochlear implant users experienced greater drops in performance as asynchrony increased compared to typically-hearing controls.
Participants listened to different conditions, assessing multisensory integration effectiveness through intelligibility scores.
Findings highlight challenges cochlear implant users face with visual cues, fueling discussions on compensatory mechanisms for speech understanding.

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Study reveals that asynchrony reduces speech intelligibility in cochlear implant users more than typically-hearing adults, indicating potential visual cue biases.

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Salagovic et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a093fe6551bb0af8ced57 https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/vpsba_v2

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Study reveals that asynchrony reduces speech intelligibility in cochlear implant users more than typically-hearing adults, indicating potential visual cue biases.

Effects of audiovisual asynchrony on speech intelligibility in typically hearing adults and cochlear implant users

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Effects of audiovisual asynchrony on speech intelligibility in typically hearing adults and cochlear implant users

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