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Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders Vol.49 140-144 May 1984.
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Racial Differences in Tympanometric Results

Dale O. Robinson 1 and Doris V. Allen 1

1 Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan

The occurrence of failed tympanometric screenings in 253 middle-class preschool children, ages 30–48 months, was examined. Black children showed a significantly (p nlt .05) lower incidence of failure (23% compared to 38% for White children); this pattern was attributable primarily to differential rates of failure for older children ( 36 months). Explanations for this difference are discussed.

Submitted on January 25, 1984
Accepted on February 27, 1984




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