Using patient perceptions of relative benefit and enjoyment to assess auditory training

Keyphrases

• Patient Perception 100%
• Auditory Training 100%
• Relative Benefit 100%
• Training Program 46%
• Perceived Benefits 20%
• Spoken Language 13%
• Training Experience 13%
• Perceived Enjoyment 13%
• Training Materials 13%
• Regression Analysis 6%
• Cochlear Implant 6%
• Cochlear Implant Users 6%
• Pure-tone Average 6%
• Hearing Impairment 6%
• Hearing Aids 6%
• Communication Difficulties 6%
• Patient-centered 6%
• Primary Intention 6%
• Training Activities 6%
• Audiologists 6%
• Self-confidence 6%
• Unique Variances 6%
• Hearing Aid Users 6%
• Seeking Treatment 6%
• Likert 6%
• Sense of Control 6%
• Compliance Rate 6%
• Program Participant 6%
• Communication Outcomes 6%
• Written Responses 6%
• Entertaining 6%
• Perceived Effort 6%
• Subjective Opinion 6%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cochlea Prosthesis 100%
• Compliance 100%
• Sensory Aid 100%
• Hearing Impairment 50%
• Pure Tone Audiometry 50%
• Audiologist 50%

Psychology

• Sensation of Hearing 100%
• Cochlear Implant 40%
• Regression Analysis 20%
• Perceived Effort 20%