Objective Speech-in-noise perception is dependent on the interaction between sensory and
cognitive processes. One factor that can relate to both processes is bilingualism. This study …

The current study characterized subcortical speech sound processing among monolinguals
and bilinguals in quiet and challenging listening conditions and examined the relation …

Purpose: In difficult listening conditions, the visual system assists with speech perception
through lipreading. Stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA) is used to investigate the interaction …

Speech perception in an adverse background/noisy environment is a complex and
challenging human process, which is made even more complicated in foreign-accented …

Abstract Background and Aim: Speech-auditory brainstem response (ABR) as a new test in
the field of auditory electrophysiology, examines the auditory processing of stimuli with …

Abstract Background and Aim: The majority of the world's population is bilingual.
Bilingualism is a form of sensory enrichment that translates to gains in cognitive abilities; …

Understanding speech in noisy environments is a challenging task that requires sensory
and cognitive functions, including memory and auditory attention. Bilinguals and …