35件 （「Hearing Loss」）

学齢児における副詞表現の検討 論文

佐々木 志保・小渕 千絵・川瀬 哲明 ·2018 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　61(6)　pp. 555-561

doi:10.4295/audiology.61.555

聴力正常耳, 感音難聴耳, 耳鳴耳の自発的擬声語表現に関する比較検討 論文

大内 利昭・國弘 幸伸・佐藤 彰芳・増野 博康・小形 章・神崎 仁 ·1990 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　33(6)　pp. 775-783

doi:10.4295/audiology.33.775

Speech Recognition in Patients with Abrupt-type High-frequency Hearing Loss. 論文

Kazuoki Kodera・Michiko Horiuchi ·1995-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　38(4)　pp. 298-304

doi:10.4295/audiology.38.298

57S語表と57語表との比較検討 中等度感音性難聴者における検討 論文

広田 栄子・小寺 一興・田中 美郷 ·1985 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　28(2)　pp. 97-101

doi:10.4295/audiology.28.97

Relations Among Articulation Scores in Speech Perception, Articulation Scores in Speech Production, and Hearing Level in Children with Hearing Impairments 論文

Takaharu Ando・Tomoyoshi Yoshino・Yasuo Shimizu・Yasuto Itabashi ·1999-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　36(4)　pp. 49-57

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.36.49_1

Voice problems of pitch, loudness and rate of utterances in the chidren with hearing losses. 論文

Eiko Hirota・Taka Kudo・Yoshisato Tanaka ·1985-01-01 ·『The Japan Journal of Logopedics and Phoniatrics』　26(3)　pp. 199-208

doi:10.5112/jjlp.26.199

A review of hearing aid fitting procedures 論文

Hajime Sano ·2017-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　60(4)　pp. 201-209

doi:10.4295/audiology.60.201

Investigation of hearing aid fitting according to the national acoustic laboratories’ prescription for non-linear hearing aids and the desired sensation level methods in Japanese speakers: a crossover-controlled trial 論文

Shogo Furuki・Hajime Sano・Takaomi Kurioka・Yosihiro Nitta・Sachie Umehara・Yuki Hara・Taku Yamashita ·2023-10 ·『Auris Nasus Larynx』　50(5)　pp. 708-713

doi:10.1016/j.anl.2023.01.004

Phonemic restoration in hearing impaired elderly people 論文

Eri Kubota・Chie Obuchi・Yasuhide Okamoto・Ayako Kanno・Masae Shiroma ·2016-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　59(6)　pp. 623-631

doi:10.4295/audiology.59.623

Training Japanese listeners to identify English /r/and /l/: Long-term retention of learning in perception and production 論文

Ann R. Bradlow・Reiko Akahane-Yamada・David B. Pisoni・Yoh’ichi Tohkura ·1999-01-01 ·『Perception & Psychophysics』　61(5)　pp. 977-985

doi:10.3758/bf03206911

Evaluation of the hearing environment for hearing-impaired people using an automatic voice recognition software program and the CI-2004 test battery 論文

Yoshie Higashino・Hiroki Tsukiji・Tomoko Tabuki・Haruka Takao・Kazuha Ishikawa・Nozomu Matsumoto・Takashi Nakagawa ·2018-06-30 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　61(3)　pp. 222-231

doi:10.4295/audiology.61.222

Early identification and intervention for hearing-impaired children and infants: Review of current evidence 論文

Eiko Hirota ·2013-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　56(3)　pp. 199-211

doi:10.4295/audiology.56.199

Development of literacy skills for Japanese deaf and hard-of-hearing children 論文

Noboru Takahashi・Yukio Isaka・Tomoyasu Nakamura ·2023-04-20 ·『Child Development』　94(3)　pp. e128-e142

doi:10.1111/cdev.13900

Vocabulary of Children with Hearing Impairments : Evaluation by Item Response Analysis 論文

Akira Yokkaichi・Sawa Saito・Naotoshi TAN ·1995-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　33(2)　pp. 51-59

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.33.51_1

Auditory Comprehension of Language : 論文

Tomoyuki Kojima ·2011-06-30 ·『Higher Brain Function Research』　31(2)　pp. 181-190

doi:10.2496/hbfr.31.181

Structural and Inherent Cases of Universal Grammar Theory : Case-Marker Errors Made by Japanese and Korean Students With Hearing Impairments 論文

Eun-Ju Kim・Tomohiko Ito ·2008-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　46(1)　pp. 19-27

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.46.19

A Comparative Study of Vocabulary in Congenitally Deaf Children Who Had Been Wearing a Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implants 論文

Mika Kawasaki・Toshiko Mori・Seiko Kuroda・Masaaki Fujimoto ·2006-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　49(1)　pp. 51-62

doi:10.4295/audiology.49.51

Ability of Children with Hearing Impairments to Categorize as Music Sounds Played on a Japanese Drum ("Wadaiko") 論文

Hiromi Kinemuchi・Tsuguaki Sudoh・Toyohiko Hamada ·2001-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　38(4)　pp. 11-20

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.38.11_3

Academic abilities in the Japanese language of teenagers with cochlear implants 論文

Kyoko Shirai・Atushi Kawano・Yusuke Saito・Ayako Tomizawa・Naoko Nonami・Yoko Ohta・Jun Ikeya・Kiyoaki Tsukahara ·2018-12-28 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　61(6)　pp. 576-582

doi:10.4295/audiology.61.576

Japanese Vowel Formant Frequency Discrimination by People with Hearing Impairments : Position of the Second Formant 論文

Sang Eun Lee・Tomoyoshi Yoshino・Kaoru Ashihara ·1998-01-01 ·『The Japanese Journal of Special Education』　36(3)　pp. 1-9

doi:10.6033/tokkyou.36.1_3

Self-Assessment Scale for Japanese Adults with Hard of Hearing. 論文

Keiko Suzuki・Makito Okamoto・Yuki Hara・Toshimasa Matsuhira・Hajime Sano・Akiko Okamoto ·2002-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　45(1)　pp. 89-101

doi:10.4295/audiology.45.89

Current Status of the Speech-Language and Cognitive-Neuropsychological Ability of Deaf Children Wearing Cochlear Implants-Early Adjustment of Speech-Language Learning Condition and the Need for Education by Speech Therapists Specialized in the Field of Hearing-Impairment 論文

Toshiko Mori・Mika Kawasaki・Seiko Kuroda・Kouji Ando・Masaaki Fujimoto ·2006-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　49(2)　pp. 189-201

doi:10.4295/audiology.49.189

Evoked otoacoustic emissions in patients with acoustic neuromas. 論文

Toshiaki O‐Uchi・Jin Kanzaki・Takanobu Kunihiro・Takahiro Inoue・Akiyoshi Satoh・Kaoru Ogawa・Yoshihiro Koseki・Akira Ogata ·1990-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　33(2)　pp. 118-130

doi:10.4295/audiology.33.118

Factors associated with language ability at school age in congenitally deaf children given cochlear implants between two and four years of age 論文

Toshie Kato・Hiroyuki Nakayama・Taku Hattori・Katsumi Asami・Tomohiro Kato・Syoko Inagaki・Yasuko Sibata・Tomoko Esaki ·2008-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　51(1)　pp. 54-60

doi:10.4295/audiology.51.54

Measurements of the equivalent continuous sound pressure level and equivalent A-weighted continuous sound pressure level during conversational Japanese speech 論文

Kimio Shiraishi・Yukihiko Kanda ·2010-01-01 ·『AUDIOLOGY JAPAN』　53(3)　pp. 199-207

doi:10.4295/audiology.53.199