J Erb, J Obleser - Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, 2013 - frontiersin.org
Speech comprehension abilities decline with age and with age-related hearing loss, but it is unclear how this decline expresses in terms of central neural mechanisms. The current study …
Older adults often experience difficulties comprehending speech in noisy backgrounds, which hearing loss does not fully explain. It remains unknown how cognitive abilities, brain …
Speech comprehension in noisy environments depends on complex interactions between sensory and cognitive systems. In older adults, such interactions may be affected, especially …
Speech comprehension difficulties are ubiquitous to aging and hearing loss, particularly in noisy environments. Older adults' poorer speech-in-noise (SIN) comprehension has been …
Healthy ageing leads to changes in the brain that impact upon sensory and cognitive processing. It is not fully clear how these changes affect the processing of everyday spoken …
In speech comprehension, the processing of auditory information and linguistic context are mutually dependent. This functional magnetic resonance imaging study examines how …
E Bolt, K Kliestenec, N Giroud - bioRxiv, 2024 - biorxiv.org
Cognitive decline and hearing loss are common in older adults and often co-occur while investigated separately, affecting the neural processing of speech. This study investigated …
When speech intelligibility is reduced, listeners exploit constraints posed by semantic context to facilitate comprehension. The left angular gyrus (AG) has been argued to drive …