This research evaluates sound perception at elevated levels in normal-hearing listeners, suggesting a need for broader assessment methods.
Hearing loss is known to impair sound perception at low levels. Clinical practice places considerable emphasis on evaluating and compensating for hearing deficits at low levels [ref:1], even though higher levels are common in everyday listening [ref:2] and sound perception at higher [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
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