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Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.34 694-696 June 1991.
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The Effects of Visual Barriers Used During Auditory Training on Sound Transmission

Kimberly J. Niday 1
Jill L. Elfenbein 1
1 University of Iowa Iowa City

Clinicians often use barriers such as paper or cardboard to eliminate visual cues during auditory training activities. Comparison of three commonly used barriers revealed substantial differences in the transmission of acoustic signals. A screen made of speaker mesh, the most acoustically transparent of the barriers tested, was judged to be the best option available.

KEY WORDS: auditory training, azimuth, visual barriers, shadow effects, baffle effects

Submitted on February 26, 1990
Accepted on September 27, 1990


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