March 1, 2024

Acknowledging the Social Bases of Speech Intelligibility: A Key to Improving Equity in Psychological and Physiological Acoustics

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A major endeavor in psychological and physiological (P Wright McGowan, 2015; Tripp, Lyons, and Munson, 2022). These findings reinforce recent calls for P&P to revise the intelligibility measures used to characterize the consequences of hearing loss (i.e., Beechey, 2022a, 2022b). In particular, this talk argues for a collective research program developing entirely new speech intelligibility measures that reflect diverse ways of speaking, and the diverse functions of spoken language. Work funded by NIH grant R21 DC018070.

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Acknowledging the Social Bases of Speech Intelligibility: A Key to Improving Equity in Psychological and Physiological Acoustics

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