DOI: 10.1055/s-00046128

Journal of the American Academy of Audiology

Issue 07 · Volume 18 · July 2007 DOI: 10.1055/s-010-49124

Editorial

  • 536
    Pichora-Fuller, M. Kathleen:

    Rehabilitative Audiology: Using the Brain to Reconnect Listeners with Impaired Ears to Their Acoustic Ecologies

    • Commentary

  • 539
    Craik, Fergus I.M.:

    The Role of Cognition in Age-Related Hearing Loss

  • 632
    Houtgast, Tammo; Kramer, Sophia E.:

    On the Inclusion of Cognitive Aspects within the European Project HearCom

    • Articles

  • 548
    Wingfield, Arthur; Tun, Patricia A.:

    Cognitive Supports and Cognitive Constraints on Comprehension of Spoken Language

  • 559
    Schneider, Bruce A.; Li, Liang; Daneman, Meredyth:

    How Competing Speech Interferes with Speech Comprehension in Everyday Listening Situations

  • 573
    Alain, Claude; Tremblay, Kelly:

    The Role of Event-Related Brain Potentials in Assessing Central Auditory Processing

  • 590
    Humes, Larry E.:

    The Contributions of Audibility and Cognitive Factors to the Benefit Provided by Amplified Speech to Older Adults

  • 604
    Lunner, Thomas; Sundewall-Thorén, Elisabet:

    Interactions between Cognition, Compression, and Listening Conditions: Effects on Speech-in-Noise Performance in a Two-Channel Hearing Aid

  • 618
    Foo, Catharina; Rudner, Mary; Rönnberg, Jerker; Lunner, Thomas:

    Recognition of Speech in Noise with New Hearing Instrument Compression Release Settings Requires Explicit Cognitive Storage and Processing Capacity

    • AAA CEU Program

  • 634

    AAA CEU Program