Hearing Adaptation in Noisy Conditions in Children
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Principal Investigator: Lori Leibold, Ph.D.
Purpose of study: The Human Auditory Development Lab is conducting a study on how factors such as hearing and language affect a person's ability to understand speech in competing backgrounds, like noise and speech.
- Who can participate: Children with normal hearing who speak Spanish and/or English
- Compensation: $20/hr
- Time: One session of 2-2.5 hours
- Visit Type: In-person
- Location: Boys Town National Research Hospital Downtown Campus, 555 North 30th Street
- Participation requirements: Children 7-11 years old with normal hearing, no recent ear infections and no language or learning concerns. Children can be native-monolingual speakers of English OR be conversationally fluent in both Spanish and English. Bilingual children should have learned both languages by age 5.
Contact email: HADL@boystown.org
Sign-up link: https://childadapt.timetap.com/#/
