// The Cognitive-Affective Hearing Aid Paradox: Boredom Proneness and Attentional Difficulties Predict Worse Age-Related Subjective Hearing but Lower Rates of Hearing Aid Adoption
本研究探討老年人主觀聽力下降與助聽器使用間的關係｜發現感知聽力問題越嚴重，助聽器使用率越高｜但易感無聊及心不在焉會降低使用意願，且部分介導兩者關係｜結果顯示情緒與認知因素對助聽器採用具重要影響，超越客觀聽力測試指標。
// This study examined how cognitive-affective factors like boredom proneness and mind-wandering influence the relationship between subjective hearing loss and hearing aid adoption in older adults. Using objective hearing tests and self-reports, the researchers found that greater perceived hearing difficulties predicted higher hearing aid adoption, but higher boredom and mind-wandering tendencies reduced this likelihood. These factors partially mediated the link between subjective hearing issues and hearing aid use. The findings highlight that emotional and cognitive experiences play a role in hearing aid adoption beyond objective hearing loss.
Published 2026年6月5日
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