Memory of Sound
May 21st, 2014Posted in Blog
Your memory of sound isn’t as good as your memory for other senses. A group of researchers at the University of Iowa have found that humans don’t remember sounds as well as they do other stimuli. People tend to remember things they have seen or felt better than things they have heard. According to the
Read MoreWhy Shouting Doesn’t Help
May 19th, 2014Posted in Blog
Nearly 36 million people in the US alone have hearing loss. Most of these people would agree that shouting doesn’t help the conversation, it only increases the frustration. Why? Most hearing losses are greatest in the higher frequencies where consonants lie, and less so in the lower vowels tones. When one yells, they increase glottal
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