Auditory processing deficits: assessment and intervention
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TextPublication details: New York: Thieme, 2016Description: viii, 493 p. 26 cmISBN: 9781604068382Subject(s): Auditory Cortex - physiopathology | Word deafness | Auditory Perceptual Disorders - therapy | Auditory Perceptual Disorders - diagnosis | AudiologyDDC classification: WV270
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Contents
Maturation and plasticity of the neural auditory system
Assessing and documenting peripheral auditory status
Screening and diagnostic procedures and considerations
Auditory temporal processing assessment
Binaural processing assessment
Assessment of the processing of monaural low redundancy speech
Intervention for auditory processing deficits
Training to improve auditory temporal processing
Training to improve binaural processing
Training to improve speech recognition
Evidence based practice and effectiveness of intervention
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorders and auditory processing deficits
Language related impairments and auditory processing deficits
Auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder including auditory synaptopathy
Auditory processing deficits due to exposure to ototoxins
Age-related deficits in auditory processing.
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