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Australian Hearing Manual of Speech Perception (2001) This Manual of Speech Perception is an expansion of the "Speech Tests Manual", first published by the National Acoustic Laboratories (now Australian Hearing) in 1980. The main purpose of updating the manual was to provide audiologists with a comprehensive and user friendly guide to a number of currently available tests of speech perception. The manual is divided into two major sections. Section A includes information on:
Section B contains test materials appropriate to both the adult and paediatric populations. These are categorised according to whether they are aimed at evaluating detection level ability, syllable, phoneme, word or sentence perception. The tests included are the most frequently used tests in Australian Hearing clinics. This section starts with a Summary Table of each of the eighteen tests of speech perception included within the manual. This is designed to give a useful overview of the key features (eg. target hearing-impaired group, clinical application) of each of the tests and thereby assist the Audiologist in choosing the appropriate speech perception test/s for the individual client and specific clinical situation. Each part of Section B is arranged in the same way providing information on:
It is recommended that two CD packs, available through NAL Research, be used in conjunction with this manual. These are:
The Manual and the above CD packs are available as a set (item P4302 on the order form.) The Manual alone is P4301 on the order form. Back to NAL Products
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