Speech masking speech in everyday communication: The role of inhibitory control and working memory capacity

Stenbäck, Victoria

doi:10.3384/diss.diva-133194

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“…Recent work has shown that next to working memory, inhibitory control also plays an important role in segregating target speech from distracting background noise. Older individuals with a hearing loss have been found to have more difficulties at switching their attention from irrelevant to relevant stimuli than normally hearing younger adults (Stenbäck ). Within this particular context, our study focuses on the potential negative effect of declining inhibitory control on speech‐in‐noise understanding.…”

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