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Effects of Time Gating and Word Length on Isolated Word-Recognition Performance by Craig, Chie H, Kim, Byoung W

“…The study examined the effects of forward time gating (in which incremented portions of a word are presented) and word length on monosyllabic isolated…”
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Effects of aging on time-gated isolated word-recognition performance by Craig, C H

“…This investigation was designed to study real-time isolated monosyllabic word-recognition performance and the feasibility of applying time-gated NU-6…”
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Effects of Word Predictability, Child Development, and Aging on Time-Gated Speech Recognition Performance by Craig, Chie H

“…This study examined the interaction of acoustic-phonetic information with higher-level linguistic contextual information during the real-time speech perception…”
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Effect of three conditions of predictability on word-recognition performance by Craig, C H

“…This study compared the effects of three conditions of word predictability on recognition performance. Word-recognition scores were obtained for 30 normally…”
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Effects of Signal Presentation Level and Word Duration on Gated Word-Recognition Performance by Craig, Chie H, Kim, Byoung W

“…Twenty-one normal hearing college students were presented with non-time-gated and time-gated speech stimuli. Findings indicated that poorer accuracy and longer…”
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Comparison of the Auditec and Rintelmann recordings of the NU-6 by Frank, T, Craig, C H

“…Word discrimination scores were obtained for 30 normally hearing listeners using Auditec and Rintelmann recordings of the NU-6 presented at 60 and 70 dB SPL in…”
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Effect of Three Conditions of Predictability on Word-Recognition Performance by Craig, Chie H

“…Examined were the influences of three conditions of predictability on word-recognition performance by 30 normally hearing listeners. Significant differences in…”
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Evaluation of phonemic responses to four standardized speech discrimination tests under telephone listening conditions by normal and hearing impaired individuals by French-St. George, Marilyn, Stoker, Richard G., Craig, Chie H.

“…This study compares the phonemic responses of normal and hearing impaired subjects under telephone listening conditions in quiet and in a background of…”
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