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The possible advantages of including measurements of reaction time in speech-intelligibility tests are discussed. Such procedures are likely to provide independent measures of the performance of speech-communication systems and to increase the sensitivity of conventional intelligibility tests. A preliminary experiment employing an automated version of a multiple-choice test is used to illustrate this approach.
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