DOI: 10.1055/s-00000067

Seminars in Hearing

Ausgabe 01 · Volume 38 · Februar 2017 DOI: 10.1055/s-007-33583 Consideration of Methodology and Measures of Loudness for Prescriptive Hearing Aid Fitting and Auditory Dynamic Range Expansion Guest Editor, Craig Formby, Ph.D.

publisher's note

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    Schiff, Daniel:

    The Importance of Facts and the Role of Academic Publishers in Today's World—A Publisher's View

    • Continuing Education Self-Study Program

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    Self-Assessment Questions

    • Foreword

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    Formby, Craig:

    Consideration of Methodology and Measures of Loudness

    • Review Article

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    Hawley, Monica L.; Sherlock, LaGuinn P.; Formby, Craig:

    Intra- and Intersubject Variability in Audiometric Measures and Loudness Judgments in Older Listeners with Normal Hearing

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    Formby, Craig; Payne, JoAnne; Yang, Xin; Wu, Delphanie; Parton, Jason M.:

    Repeated Measurement of Absolute and Relative Judgments of Loudness: Clinical Relevance for Prescriptive Fitting of Aided Target Gains for soft, Comfortable, and Loud, But Ok Sound Levels

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    Sherlock, LaGuinn P.; Formby, Craig:

    Considerations in the Development of a Sound Tolerance Interview and Questionnaire Instrument

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    Formby, Craig; Korczak, Peggy; Sherlock, LaGuinn P.; Hawley, Monica L.; Gold, Susan:

    Auditory Brainstem and Middle Latency Responses Measured Pre- and Posttreatment for Hyperacusic Hearing-Impaired Persons Successfully Treated to Improve Sound Tolerance and to Expand the Dynamic Range for Loudness: Case Evidence

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    Korczak, Peggy A.; Sherlock, LaGuinn P.; Hawley, Monica L.; Formby, Craig:

    Relations among Auditory Brainstem and Middle Latency Response Measures, Categorical Loudness Judgments, and Their Associated Physical Intensities

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    Gold, Susan L.; Formby, Craig:

    Structured Counseling for Auditory Dynamic Range Expansion

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    Formby, Craig; Sherlock, LaGuinn P.; Hawley, Monica L.; Gold, Susan L.:

    A Sound Therapy-Based Intervention to Expand the Auditory Dynamic Range for Loudness among Persons with Sensorineural Hearing Losses: Case Evidence Showcasing Treatment Efficacy