Do Age and Linguistic Status Alter the Effect of Sound Source Diffuseness on Speech Recognition in Noise?

Front Psychol · 2022 · PMC8965325 · PMID 35369266

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An Age Group (Young-Old) by Language Status (EFL-ESL) by Target Timbre Between-subjects ANOVA on Mill Hill vocabulary scores found a highly significant effect of language status [EFLs had higher vocabulary scores than ESLs: F (1, 66) = 26.905, p < 0.001], and a nearly significant effect of Age-Group [ F (1, 66) = 3.258, p = 0.076] where older adults had higher vocabulary scores than younger adults.

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