Knowledge of hearing tactics: (I) Assessment by questionnaire and inventory

Field, D. L.; Haggard, Mark

doi:10.3109/03005368909076524

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“…Tye-Murray et al, (1992) classifi ed strategies as ' repair ' , ' corrective ' and ' anticipatory ' . Stephens et al, (1999) used the term ' communication tactics ' while Field & Haggard (1989) referred to ' hearing tactics ' . We prefer the term ' conversation tactics ' for persons who have not been identifi ed as needing a prosthesis or perhaps have not wanted one.…”

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Conversation tactics in persons with normal hearing and hearing-impairment

Hallam

Corney

2013

International Journal of Audiology

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Conversation tactics in persons with normal hearing and hearing-impairment

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Corney

2013

International Journal of Audiology

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“…The scenarios questionnaire was devised in response to research by Field & Haggard (1989). Eight scenarios involving an adult with an intellectual disability and a hearing problem were used.…”

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The Development and Evaluation of a Deaf Awareness Training Course for Support Staff

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Bunning

Pring

2000

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Hearing impairments are common in people with intellectual disabilities and contribute to their communication difficulties. Those who care for and communicate with them need to be aware of this problem and of any strategies which may compensate for a hearing loss. The present study assessed the effectiveness of a Deaf Awareness Training Course for support workers of adults with intellectual disabilities. Questionnaires assessed knowledge of hearing impairment, hearing aid management and the use of strategies to facilitate communication. Knowledge prior to the course was poor despite previous experience of caring for people with intellectual disabilities. Those attending the course significantly improved their knowledge and use of strategies compared to a control group. Further research is needed to assess whether gains made in training of this kind are transferred to the support of people with intellectual disabilities.

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“…Furthermore, it is of interest that the proportion of tactics of 'Turn down interfering noise from TV/radio/household appliances' is reported more by the KKS group than by hearing impaired subjects or by normally hearing control groups, which reflects the Field & Haggard, 1989. fundamental variable in communication theory (i.e., the signal-to-noise ratio). Thus, most emphasis needs to be put on problems related to improving the signal-noise ratio and avoiding reverberant situations.…”

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“…In their study, Field and Haggard (1989) classified hearing tactics in terms of three categories, involving manipulating social interaction, manipulating the physical environment and observation. They investigated 14 patients with KKS and 31 new hearing aid users as to the individual's knowledge of hearing tactics by using a questionnaire assessment.…”

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Rehabilitative Management Strategies in Patients With King-Kopetzky Syndrome

Zhao¹,

Stephens²,

Pryce³

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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Audiology

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King-Kopetzky syndrome (KKS) is defined as the condition in which an individual complains of difficulties understanding speech in background noise, but has normal thresholds on pure tone audiometry. Various studies have claimed that a number of factors, including peripheral and central auditory function, linguistic, speech processes and psychological factors, may be responsible for the condition. Because of the large variety of the causes underlying this condition, the clinical management of such a multifactorial disorder is extremely diverse. The purpose of this article is to highlight important aspects of the appropriate rehabilitative management strategies that should be considered in audiology clinics to treat this unique population of patients, and provide guidelines leading towards their effective rehabilitative management.

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Knowledge of hearing tactics: (I) Assessment by questionnaire and inventory

Cited by 20 publications

References 7 publications

Conversation tactics in persons with normal hearing and hearing-impairment

Conversation tactics in persons with normal hearing and hearing-impairment

The Development and Evaluation of a Deaf Awareness Training Course for Support Staff

Rehabilitative Management Strategies in Patients With King-Kopetzky Syndrome

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