Findings demonstrate a relationship between efferent function and adaptive listening strategies in challenging environments, as measured by performance on the words-in-noise test.
Findings demonstrate a time-dependent buildup of medial olivocochlear activity. The relationship between suppression magnitude and psychometric slope implies that stronger efferent function may contribute to adaptive listening strategies in challenging acoustic environments.
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