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Of the German language speech audiometry tests used for children, only the Oldenburg children's rhyme test is constructed to allow measurements in noise. Unfortunately, no reference values exist for such measurements. Many of children admitted to test speech discrimination in noise are suspected of suffering from central auditory processing disorders and/or attention deficits. Thus, the objective of the present study is the development of a speech-in-noise test that focuses the children's attention on the target words.
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