Speech acoustics in a noisy environment
Keywords:
Acoustic noise, Audition, Psychophysiology, Sound recording, Speech production aids, Speech recordingAbstract
The effect of a noisy environment on speech communication was analyzed to test the hypothesis that a noisy room is a hearing-impairing room. The speech characteristics of normal-hearing people in a noisy environment were predicted to be similar to those of hearing-impaired people in non-noisy environment. The data from video, audio and dosimeters were evaluated in an examination of discourse productions and shifts of attention.
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