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Examines how metacognition affects listening abilities in older adults with hearing loss, indicating key intervention areas.
Even mild HL appears to be reflected in older adults' self-perceptions of listening abilities. The links between metacognitive beliefs, perceived control, and strategy use suggest that these factors may shape coping behavior in the presence of HL. Our findings highlight the importance of addressing metacognitive aspects in interventions aimed at promoting adaptive listening strategies among older adults with hearing loss.
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