// The Effect of Head Movements on Front-Back Discrimination and Sound Externalization With Hearing Aids
本研究探討主動頭部移動是否能補償助聽器造成的空間聽覺扭曲｜正常聽力者佩戴低增益助聽器進行前後聲源辨識與聲音外部感任務｜結果顯示頭部移動改善前後聲源判斷，但未完全恢復至無助聽器狀態，且個體間存在顯著差異｜顯示助聽器引起的空間扭曲僅部分被頭部動作緩解，具有實際聽覺調整意義。
// This study investigated whether active head movements can compensate for spatial hearing distortions caused by hearing aids. Normal-hearing participants wore low-gain hearing aids and performed front-back sound discrimination and externalization rating tasks with and without head movements. Results showed head movements improved front-back discrimination but did not fully restore sound externalization to unaided levels. The findings suggest hearing aid-induced spatial distortions are only partially mitigated by head movements, with notable individual variability.
Published 2026年8月27日
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