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Home auditory environments of children with cochlear implants and children with normal hearing

Topic:

Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Authors:

Wang, Cooke, Reed, Dilley, Houston

Journal/Publication:

Ear and Hearing

Year:

2021

Participant Age Range:

11 –

33 months

Sample Size:

41

Participant Language:

English, ASL

Abstract:

Objectives: Early home auditory environment plays an important role in children’s spoken language development and overall well-being. This study explored differences in the home auditory environment experienced by children with cochlear implants (CIs) rel

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