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Effect of the Visual Presentation of a Craniofacial Syndrome on Speech Intelligibility in Noise
Tim Bressmann
, Tamara Eick
,
Jennifer Pardo
Psychology
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Speech Intelligibility in Noise
100%
Visual Presentation
100%
Craniofacial Syndromes
100%
Cleft Palate
100%
Lip Asymmetry
71%
Nasal Asymmetry
71%
Typical Face
42%
Previous Knowledge
28%
Naïve Listeners
28%
Female Speaker
28%
Speech Sample
14%
Objective Research
14%
Speech in Noise
14%
Speech Intelligibility
14%
Speech Stimuli
14%
University Departments
14%
Facial Movement
14%
Noise Experiment
14%
Speaker Intelligibility
14%
Typical Speakers
14%
Speaker Gender
14%
Statistically Significant Difference
14%
Facial Appearance
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Speech Intelligibility
100%
Craniofacial Syndrome
100%
Cleft Lip
100%
Speech Production
60%
Health Care Cost
60%
Facies
20%
Facial Appearance
20%
Cleft Lip Palate
20%
Nursing and Health Professions
Logopedics
100%
Cleft Lip
100%
Syndrome
100%
Facies
20%
Cleft Lip Palate
20%