1982
DOI: 10.1097/00003446-198203000-00005
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Predicting Hearing Sensitivity and Audiometric Slope for Mentally Retarded Persons

Abstract: The sensitivity prediction from the acoustic reflex (SPAR) test was administered to 90 subjects who were classified according to four levels of mental retardation and five levels of hearing sensitivity. SPAR results showed accurate hearing level prediction for 58% of the subjects, one-category errors for 29%, and two-or three-category errors for 13%.Audiometric slope predictions were also made and were accurate for 58% of the subjects. SPAR results indicated that the greater the hearing loss, the less likely t… Show more

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“…En personas con déficit mental, según Pamela B. Poole, en 1982, las predicciones del nivel de audición tienen una exactitud del 57% 10 .…”
Section: Factores Que Influyen En Los Resultados Del Sensitivity Predunclassified