對環境聲音的情緒反應：與自我報告少量聽力困難、有些聽力困難及使用助聽器成人之福祉感的關聯

// Emotional responses to environmental sounds: associations with self‑reported well‑being in adults reporting minimal hearing difficulties, some hearing difficulties, and hearing aid use

本研究探討環境聲音的情感反應與有無聽力障礙者的幸福感關係｜聽力障礙者尤其助聽器使用者較常遇到情感溝通困難，聆聽享受度也較低｜對情感聲音敏感度高者溝通障礙較多，且正向解讀負面聲音者幸福感更佳｜研究顯示改善聲音情感反應有助提升聽力障礙者的生活品質。

// This study examined how emotional reactions to environmental sounds relate to well-being in people with and without hearing difficulties. Participants rated sounds on emotional scales and completed well-being questionnaires, revealing that those with hearing challenges, especially hearing aid users, reported more emotional communication issues and lower listening enjoyment. Greater sensitivity to emotional sounds was linked to more communication difficulties, while perceiving negative sounds more positively correlated with better well-being. The findings suggest that addressing emotional responses to sound could improve well-being for individuals with hearing difficulties.

Published 2026年5月25日