faire_jour
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I wasn't being sarcastic.
Step one.
Is there a difference between speech awareness and speech comprehension?
I wasn't being sarcastic.
Step one.
Is there a difference between speech awareness and speech comprehension?
Don't insult my intelligence faire_jour. I know a great deal about hearing loss -- probably more than you since Miss Kat has only been deaf for 4 years. I've been hard of hearing for 31 years and deaf for 4.
But to be able to repeat back you need to be able to understand and hear what is being said .
And that is why she wasn't able to repeat back the words. (But actually, a bird can repeat, it can not understand)
A bird with a CI won't understand either. That is not going to change.
Is that a yes?
She could hear speech, but not understand it. In closed sets she could use the super-segmental pattern differences in the words to identify them. She could not understand them.
If you can produce the same sound with comprehension or not you still heard.
Hearing the sounds with the different electronic of the CI should not make her comprehend more if she could already reproduce it.
I have repeated it a thosand different ways, but if someone doesn't understand by now, they won't.
I'm moving on.
If people choose to believe that somewhere in Utah there is a CI surgeon implanting *star* hearing aid users with amazing residual hearing...I don't even care :roll:
You never answered my question faire_jour. What do you mean by super segmental pattern differences?
She couldn't repeat them back. She would point to the right picture at 80%.
Super-segmental patterns are intonation patterns.
I am more thinking Munchausen's by proxy.
I have gone over this again and again.
When given 4 words to chose from, she could tell the difference between BABY and TOOTHBRUSH 80% of the time.