Title of article :
Development of the Persian version of highfrequency emphasis quick speech in noise
Author/Authors :
Fatahi ، Jamileh - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Amiri Jahromi ، Maryam - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Hajiabolhassan ، Fahimeh - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Jafarpisheh ، Amirsalar - University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences , Rahbar ، Nariman - Iran University of Medical Sciences , Faghihzadeh ، Elham - Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences
Pages :
9
From page :
173
To page :
181
Abstract :
Background and Aim: The quick speech in noise (QSIN) test shows the difficulty of speech perception in noise by specifying signal to noise ratio (SNR) loss. Although the Persian version of QSIN has been already constructed, the highfrequency emphasis version of this test is not available. The present study aimed to construct six lists with highfrequency emphasis and implement it. Methods: We are going to prepare a highfrequency emphasis version of QSIN and then test it on a small sample. First, researchers designed the relevant sentences; then experts examined their content and face validity. According to the criteria for developing the QSIN test, six lists with highfrequency emphasis were prepared. The test was examined on 26 (13 male and 13 female), 18 #x2212;35 years old individuals with normal hearing. To determine the test reliability, it was readministered three weeks later with the same conditions. Results: Of 76 sentences prepared, 36 sentences received enough credit after determination of their content and face validity. These 36 sentences were used to make 6 lists. The mean value of SNR50 in the Persian language was obtained 4 dB. The mean values of SNR loss in 6 lists were 1.65, 1.8, 2.23, 1.61, 2.38 and 2.07. The results showed equivalency of lists 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6. Examination of testretest reliability indicated that all lists except the list 2were reliable. Conclusion: The lists of 1, 3, 4, and 6 are reli #xAD;able and equivalent and can be used in clinical application.
Journal title :
Auditory and Vestibular Research
Serial Year :
2019
Journal title :
Auditory and Vestibular Research
Record number :
2461722
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