Journal of Speech and Hearing Research Vol.8 185-194 June 1965.
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Method for Measurement of Speech Identification

Charles Speaks
James Jerger
Houston Speech and Hearing Center, Houston, Texas

A new method for measuring speech identification behavior is described. Twenty-four closed-message sets representing three levels of approximation to a "real" sentence have been constructed. Each set contains 10 synthetic sentences. Sentence length and informational content are controlled. Message identification under conditions of low-pass filtering and periodic interruption was studied in 30 subjects with normal hearing. Performance varied systematically with relative informational content.


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