Poster Abstracts
2019 AGING & SPEECH COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE
University of South Florida – Sand Key Beach, FL
November 3-6
ABSTRACTS
Invited Speaker |
Title: Cognitive Hearing Science (CHS): Three memory systems, two approaches, and one model |
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Title: Alterations in outer hair cell and auditory neuron in aged mouse models with a hearing phenotype akin to humans |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Cellular mechanism alterations in the aging cochlea and implications for future therapies |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Plasticity of the older ear and brain: Neurobiological mechanisms and neuroscientific underpinnings of age-related hearing and speech communication problems |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Age-related changes of temporal coding representations in the peripheral and central auditory systems |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Cognitive contributions to understanding acoustically challenging speech |
Invited Speaker |
Title: The peripheral hearing and central auditory processing skills of individuals with subjective cognitive decline
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Invited Speaker |
Title: Hearing and vision impairment and mental well-being in older age |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Focus is on communication, cognitive and sensory integration in aging: investigates the premise that reductions in the quality of the sensory input will result in less efficient cognitive functioning, specifically when communicating in adverse environments with background noise |
Invited Speaker |
Title: The interaction of memory and active vision in aging |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Practice listening and understanding speech (PLUS): Two novel auditory-cognitive training programs for hearing-impaired listeners
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Invited Speaker |
Title: Ototoxicity & chemotherapy: Genetics and phenotypic co-morbidity analyses in adult cancer survivors |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Health and social outcomes associated with age-related hearing loss
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Invited Speaker |
Title: Automated acoustic and lexical-semantic analysis of digitized speech samples in aging and neurodegenerative disease |
Invited Speaker |
Title: Sensory function, cognition, and brain anatomy in older adults with or at risk for dementia
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Invited Speaker |
Title: The interactions between and combined effects of age-related hearing loss and dementia |
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Abstract #16 Podium |
Title: Relations between syllable constituent identification and sentence perception for 212 hearing-aid users with age-related hearing loss |
Abstract #19 Podium |
Title: Individual differences in corpus callosum structure mediate age-group deficits in auditory spatial processing |
Abstract #21 Podium |
Title: Efficacy of audiological rehabilitation: a randomized controlled trial. |
Abstract #23 Podium |
Title: When individual differences are more important than age: Subcortical envelope encoding of sustained amplitude modulation predicts speech-in-noise performance in difficult listening conditions |
Abstract #25 Podium |
Title: Poor talker discrimination ability in adult cochlear implant users: the potential role of aging |
Abstract #27 Podium |
Title: Effects of aging and cognitive effort on talker familiarity benefit in a complex listening environment
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Abstract #40 Podium |
Title: Contralateral speech interference in cochlear-implant users worsens with age: Neural plasticity or attention? |
Abstract #47 Podium |
Title: Perceptual Decision-Making during Speech Recognition in Noise by Middle-Aged and Older Adults
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Abstract #49 Podium |
Title: Hearing aids provide clear benefit for elderly users – results from a large-scale study |
Abstract #52 Podium |
Title: Associations Among Sensory Function, Cognitive Processing and Daily Function: A Longitudinal Study of Older Adults
Indiana University |
Abstract #53 Podium |
Title: The Interface of Sensory, Motor and Cognitive Aging: Baseline Data from the CLSA |
Abstract #55 Podium |
Title: Reliability of audiometric assessment in adults with cognitive impairment
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Abstract #56 Podium |
Title: Speech-based individualized signal processing strategy (ISPS) for hearing aid fitting |
Abstract #58 Podium |
Title: Therapeutic intervention against excitotoxicity & preservation of cochlear hair cells after noise-trauma induced hearing loss
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Abstract #60 Podium |
Title: Short-term Acoustic Deprivation and Enhancement lead to Central Gain Modulation in the Brainstem and Cortex |
Abstract #65 Podium |
Title: Gene Expression and Auditory Physiology Analyses to Determine the Roles of Connexin 30 and 43 in Age-Related Hearing Loss
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Abstract #1 Poster |
Title: Effects of listener age, talker accent, and semantic context on lexical access |
Abstract #2 Poster |
Title: Benefits of a time-expansion protocol for recognition of non-native speech by older listeners |
Abstract #3 Poster |
Title: Effects of noise type on speech quality ratings in older adults with hearing loss
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Abstract #4 Poster |
Title: Comparing performance on a speech-in-noise task among personal sound amplification products |
Abstract #5 Poster |
Title: Localization Comparison Using Traditional Hearing Aids and Personal Sound Amplification Products
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Abstract #7 Poster |
Title: Tolerance to Cross-modal Asynchronies in Early Auditory Processing of Speech Declines in Older Adults |
Abstract #8 Poster |
Title: How Do Spoken Sentence Predictability and Cognitive Load Affect Cognitive Spare Capacity in Elderly Adults?
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Abstract #9 Poster |
Title: The Quick Repeat-Recall Test (Quick-RRT): An integrative and clinically-oriented assessment of realistic speech-in-noise communication. |
Abstract #11 Poster |
Title: Assessing the Time Course of Perceptual Learning with Pulse Rate Discrimination Training in Younger and Older Adults |
Abstract #12 Poster |
Title: Logical and Auditory Inference Making: Performance in the HINT in normally-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners
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Abstract #13 Poster |
Title: Examining how Cognitive Functioning, Aging, and Hearing Loss, Affect Speech-in-Noise Performance
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Abstract #14 Poster |
Title: Does working memory mediate self-reported difficulties in noise for older listeners? |
Abstract #15 Poster |
Title: The Contribution of Personality Traits to Hearing Handicap in Older Adults |
Abstract #17 Poster |
Title: The association between auditory function and serum aldosterone levels in older age |
Abstract #18 Poster |
Title: EEG Frequency Measures During Effortful Listening
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Abstract #20 Poster |
Title: Processing temporal cues for word identification in adult cochlear-implant users: Effects of aging and context |
Abstract #22 Poster |
Title: How effective are speech adaptations? A closer look at the effects of elderspeak |
Abstract #26 Poster |
Title: The combined predictive value of multiple cognitive abilities for speech-in-noise perception by older adults |
Abstract #28 Poster |
Title: Inhibition of Estrogen Modulates Autophagic Processes and Auditory Function in Aging Female CBA/CaJ Mice
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Abstract #29 Poster |
Title: Listening effort discounting |
Abstract #30 Poster |
Title: Signal processing to ease of listening effort for persons with profound hearing loss |
Abstract #31 Poster |
Title: Age effects on timing perception of altered sentence rhythms
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Abstract #32 Poster |
Title: Does increasing vocal loudness affect hearing perception in persons with Parkinson’s Disease |
Abstract #33 Poster |
Title: 17β-estradiol Blocks Stress-Induced Apoptosis through Autophagy Enhancement for Cochlear Hair Cells
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Abstract #34 Poster |
Title: Individualized estimation of spectral weighting during sentence recognition in noise among normal-hearing and hearing-impaired listeners
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Abstract #35 Poster |
Title: Beam Steering for A Speaker Tracking-Based First-Order Differential Microphone Array |
Abstract #38 Poster |
Title: The relationship between the perception of spectral information and the effects of dynamic pitch on older individuals’ speech recognition in noise |
Abstract #39 Poster |
Title: The effect of aging on the electrically evoked compound action potential
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Abstract #41 Poster |
Title: Peripheral versus central age-related temporal processing deficits: Insights from cochlear-implant users |
Abstract #42 Poster |
Title: Can the diffuseness of sound sources alter speech perception in young and older adults?
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Abstract #43 Poster |
Title: The cardiac pre-ejection period as a measure of listening effort during a speech-in-noise task |
Abstract #44 Poster |
Title: Age-related deficits in Spanish-accented speech understanding for cochlear-implant listeners are partially overcome with audiovisual presentation |
Abstract #45 Poster |
Title: Age-related changes in the Auditory Steady-State Response Measured across the Lifespan of
CBA/CaJ Mice
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Abstract #46 Poster |
Title: Suboptimal hearing aid gain negatively impacts perceptual and cognitive processing of speech
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Abstract #48 Poster |
Title: Lower General Cognitive Function is Related to Elevated Low-Frequency Thresholds and Poorer Dichotic Listening in Older Adults |
Abstract #50 Poster |
Title: Modelling hearing aid coverage across the world |
Abstract #51 Poster |
Title: Trends in prevalence of hearing loss and benefits of hearing aid use as expressed in EurTrak surveys from 2009 to 2018 |
Abstract #54 Poster |
Title: The effect of aging on Mandarin speech recognition in multi-talker babble
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Abstract #57 Poster |
Title: Interactions between Speech Recognition in Noise, Mobility and Risk of Falling in Older Adults |
Abstract #59 Poster |
Title: Predictors for performance in HINT: Objective and subjective outcome measures
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Abstract #61 Poster |
Title: Exploring the Biological Mechanisms of Transforming Growth Factor (TGF) for Inflammation and the Ageing Processes of the Inner Ear
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Abstract #62 Poster |
Title: Aldosterone Upregulates NKCC1 Membrane Proteins and Voltage-Gated Potassium Currents as a Modulator
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Abstract #64 Poster |
Title: The Role of TNFα in Aging Processes of Mouse Inner Ear Cells
Global Center of Hearing and Speech Research, University of South Florida |
Abstract #66 Poster |
Title: Temporal Rate Discrimination Training Effects on Perception and Neural Encoding in Younger and Older Listeners |