Many people with difficulties following conversations in noisy settings have “clinically
normal” audiograms, that is, tone thresholds better than 20 dB HL from 0.1 to 8 kHz. This …

Purpose The purpose of this review article is to describe characteristics of auditory
processing disorders (APD) by evaluating the literature in which children with suspected or …

Purpose The CATALISE group (Bishop, Snowling, Thompson, Greenhalgh, & CATALISE
Consortium, 2016; Bishop, Snowling, Thompson, Greenhalgh, & CATALISE-2 Consortium …

Objectives:“Minimal” and “mild” hearing loss are the most common but least understood
forms of hearing loss in children. Children with better ear hearing level as low as 30 dB HL …

Objectives: To examine the links between auditory processing (AP) test results, functional
deficits, and cognitive abilities. Design: One hundred and fifty-five children, ages 7–12 years …

Understanding speech when background noise is present is a critical everyday task that
varies widely among people. A key challenge is to understand why some people struggle …

Children with listening difficulties, but normal audiometry, may be diagnosed with APD. The
diagnosis is typically based on poor performance on tests of perception of both non-speech …

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1237 not as a result of methodological design flaws, but rather
because the reviewers considered the disorder controversial and difficult to verify. This …

School classrooms are learning spaces for children and workplaces where a teacher's most
important tool, his or her voice, is subjected to considerable loading. Because noise has …

Purpose To quantify how 9 different diagnostic criteria affected potential (central) auditory
processing disorder ([C] APD) diagnoses in a large sample of children referred for (central) …