The current review examines listening effort to uncover how it is implicated in bilingual
performance under adverse listening conditions. Various measures of listening effort …

Purpose Linguistic variables alone cannot fully account for bilingual listeners' perception of
English-running speech. In the present study, the authors investigated how linguistic and …

The objective of this article is to investigate the effects of bilingualism on auditory capacity of
young adults using a dichotic consonant–vowel (CV) test. Listeners were asked to identify …

Adverse listening conditions are known to affect bilingual listeners' intelligibility scores more
than those of monolingual listeners. To advance theoretical understanding of the …

When speech is presented in their second language (L2), bilinguals have more difficulties
with speech perception in noise than monolinguals do. However, how noise affects speech …

Recent evidence on the perceptual performance of bilingual listeners suggests that a
nonaudibility-based cost exists in processing a second language. That is, when compared to …

The growth of the Hispanic population in the United States is resulting in a higher number of
bilingual patients seen in audiology clinics. Clinicians should be aware of the effects of …

To speech, language, and hearing professionals, speech perception refers to speech and
language processing at the receiver's end via an auditory pathway. In a typical speech …

Relatively little is known about the combined effects of adverse listening conditions on
bilinguals' speech perception. This study examines the effect of (1) speech rate and (2) …

Bilingual speakers often have difficulty understanding speech in noisy and acoustically
degraded conditions. The first aim was to examine the potential source (s) of the difficulties …