噪音中語音暴露、噪音中語音辨識能力、孤獨感與憂鬱之調節中介模型

// A Moderated Mediation Model Linking Speech-in-Noise Exposure, Speech Perception in Noise Ability, Loneliness, and Depression

本研究探討正常聽力年輕人在噪音語音環境中停留時間與語音辨識能力，如何影響孤獨感與憂鬱程度｜結果顯示，具中等或以上語音辨識能力者，在噪音環境中停留越久孤獨感越低，能力較差者則表現相反｜孤獨感與憂鬱呈正相關，且僅在語音辨識能力較好者間顯著，強調聽力能力與日常聆聽環境匹配對心理健康的重要影響。

// This study investigated how time spent in noisy speech environments and the ability to perceive speech in noise relate to loneliness and depression in young adults with normal hearing. Using audio recordings and standardized tests, the researchers found that more time in noisy speech settings was linked to less loneliness for those with average or better speech-in-noise perception, while those with poorer ability showed weaker or opposite patterns. Loneliness was associated with higher depression, and this relationship was significant mainly for individuals with average or better speech-in-noise skills. The results highlight that matching hearing ability with everyday listening environments influences social and emotional well-being.

Published 2026年6月24日