2013
DOI: 10.5935/1808-8694.20130057
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Temporal resolution: assessment procedures and parameters for school-aged children

Abstract: Both tests indicated normal temporal resolution for all 28 children. GIN test presents advantages regarding the ease of application, task variable, stimuli and presentations form. However, the RGDT has advantages concerning the time required for administration and scoring.

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“…Correlation between the Word-pseudoword Reading Competence (WPRC) test and SATO skills showed that most of the schoolchildren analyzed presented normal and adequate results, respectively, in both assessments. Despite the absence of statistical significance, this finding corroborates the literature (13) , because impairments in auditory processing are often associated with difficulties in reading, writing, and learning (2,9,(13)(14)(15) . To this extent, the present data reinforce the importance of the hearing-language interaction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Correlation between the Word-pseudoword Reading Competence (WPRC) test and SATO skills showed that most of the schoolchildren analyzed presented normal and adequate results, respectively, in both assessments. Despite the absence of statistical significance, this finding corroborates the literature (13) , because impairments in auditory processing are often associated with difficulties in reading, writing, and learning (2,9,(13)(14)(15) . To this extent, the present data reinforce the importance of the hearing-language interaction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…The comparison between GIN and RGDT was not the subject of this study. However, it was noted in the literature that other authors (24)(25)(26) ,in doing this comparison, detected GIN to be the most sensitive to assess the aforementioned ability.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The children who passed the transient otoacoustic emissions underwent the following auditory processing tests: verbal sequential memory test, nonverbal sequential memory test, sound localization test, dichotic digit test, duration pattern test ( flute) and random gap detection test. The evaluation criteria adopted were those suggested by Pereira et al 14 and Amaral et al 15 . If the child showed any difficulty in understanding one of the tests, even after training, the assessment was not completed, and the data of the respective test was not analyzed.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%