Attentional deficit

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Listening impairment

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  1. Attentional deficit is associated with listening impairment in humans.

    “Our findings suggest that in the ageing population attentional deficit contributes more than sensory decline to listening impairments in multi-talker environments.”

    Humansmulti-talker environments; greater contribution than sensory decline

    Stimulus material for the manuscript: "Age-related changes in auditory attention switching: Investigating the role of cognitive and sensory factors in selective listening"

    Psychology Archives20 Dec 2025Preprint

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