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Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Vol.40 388-396 August 1975.
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A Spondee List for Determining Speech Reception Threshold without Prior Familiarization

Marjorie Conn

Marymount Manhattan College, New York, New York

Jess Dancer and Ira M. Ventry

Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, New York

Abstract

The purpose of this investigation was to select a list of spondees from the CID W-1 spondee word list that eliminates the need for familiarization but produces spondee thresholds equivalent to those obtained with familiarization. Forty-eight subjects with normal hearing responded to familiarized and unfamiliarized spondee words at their familiarized spondee threshold levels. Spondee words that were correctly identified most often without prior familiarization or whose correct response rates were least altered by familiarization were selected for the final list. Seventeen words were selected from the criteria of the present study; two of these words were excluded from the final list since they did not fall within the recommended 4-dB range. The 15 remaining spondee words without familiarization produced spondee thresholds equivalent to the entire CID W-1 list with familiarization in a direct comparison of the two lists in 20 subjects with normal hearing.







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