January 2004 (Volume 15, Number 1)

• In Memoriam: Gunnar Liden, 1918–2003
  Earl Harford
• Editorial: Something Worth Boning Up On
  James Jerger
• The Effect of Mild Hearing Impairment on Auditory Processing Tests
  Karin Neijenhuis, Hans Tschur and Ad Snik
• Masking Redux I: An Optimized Masking Method
  Robert G. Turner
• Masking Redux II: A Recommended Masking Protocol
  Robert G. Turner
• Processing of English Words with Fine Acoustic Contrasts and Simple Tones: A Mismatch Negativity Study
  Catharine M. Pettigrew, Bruce M. Murdoch, Joseph Kei, Helen J. Chenery, Ravi Sockalingam, Curtis W. Ponton, Simon Finnigan and Paavo Alku
• Estimating Air-Bone Gaps Using Auditory Steady-State Responses
  Fuh-Cherng Jeng, Carolyn J. Brown, Tiffany A. Johnson and Kathy R. Vander Werff
• Interaural Cross Correlation of Event-Related Potentials and Diffusion Tensor Imaging in the Evaluation of Auditory Processing Disorder: A Case Study
  James Jerger, Jeffrey Martin and Roderick McColl
• Reception Thresholds for Sentences in Bilingual (Spanish/English) and Monolingual (English) Listeners
  Deborah von Hapsburg, Craig A. Champlin and Suparna R. Shetty

February 2004 (Volume 15, Number 2)

• Editorial: Hearing and the Brain: Audiological Consequences of Neurological Disorders
  Frank E. Musiek
• Central Auditory Deficits Associated with Compromise of the Primary Auditory Cortex
  Jane A. Baran, Richard W. Bothfeld and Frank E. Musiek
• Assessment and Remediation of an Auditory Processing Disorder Associated with Head Trauma
  Frank E. Musiek, Jane A. Baran, and Jennifer Shinn
• Central Deafness Associated with a Midbrain Lesion
  Frank E. Musiek, Lori Charette, Diantha Morse and Jane A. Baran
• An Unusual Case of X-Linked Adrenoleukodystrophy with Auditory Processing Difficulties as the First and Sole Clinical Manifestation
  Doris-Eva Bamiou, Rosalyn Davies, Steve Jones, Frank E. Musiek, Peter Rudge, John Stevens and Linda M. Luxon
• Audiological Correlates to a Rupture of a Pontine Arteriovenous Malformation
  Frank E. Musiek and Jane A. Baran

March 2004 (Volume 15, Number 3)

• Editorial: Measuring Outcome Measures
  James Jerger
• Human Frequency-Following Response Correlates of the Distortion Product at 2F1-F2
  Pritesh K. Pandya and Ananthanarayan Krishnan
• Clinical Experience with the Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential
  David A. Zapala and Robert H. Brey
• Hearing-in-Noise: Comparison of Listeners with Normal and (Aided) Impaired Hearing
  Ruth A. Bentler, Catherine Palmer and Andrew B. Dittberner
• Speech Evoked Cortical Potentials: Effects of Age and Stimulus Presentation Rate
  Kelly L. Tremblay, Curtis Billings, and Neeru Rohila
• Hearing Specific and Generic Measures of the Psychosocial Impact of Hearing Aids
  Gabrielle H. Saunders and Jeffrey W. Jutai
• Gain and Maximum Output of Two Electromagnetic Middle Ear Implants: Are Real Ear Measurements Helpful?
  Ad Snik, John Noten and Cor Cremers
• Detection of Ophthalmic Impairments Indirectly with Electronystagmography
  Gary P. Jacobson and Devin L. McCaslin

April 2004 (Volume 15, Number 4)

• Editorial: Annual JAAA Awards
  James Jerger
• Factors Predicting Severity of Tinnitus: A Population-Based Assessment
  Doungkamol Sindhusake, Maryanne Golding, David Wigney, Philip Newall, Kirsten Jakobsen and Paul Mitchell
• Effect of Frequency Boundary Assignment on Vowel Recognition with the Nucleus 24 ACE Speech Coding Strategy
  Marios S. Fourakis, John W. Hawks, Laura K. Holden, Margaret W. Skinner and Timothy A. Holden
• Simulated Conductive Hearing Loss in Children
  Terrey Oliver Penn, D. Wesley Grantham and Judith S. Gravel
• Analysis of Prefitting versus Postfitting Hearing Aid Orientation Using the Glasgow Hearing Aid Benefit Profile (GHABP)
  Brett E. Kemker and Alice E. Holmes
• Functional and Anatomical Correlates of Impaired Velocity Storage
  Gary P. Jacobson, Devin L. McCaslin, Suresh Patel, Kamrin Barin and Nabih M. Ramadan

May 2004 (Volume 15, Number 5)

• Editorial: Auditory Research at Walter Reed Army Medical Center
  Brian E. Walden
• Predicting Success with Hearing Aids in Everyday Living
  Therese C. Walden and Brian E. Walden
• Relationship between Laboratory Measures of Directional Advantage and Everyday Success with Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
  Mary T. Cord, Rauna K. Surr, Brian E. Walden, and Ole Dyrlund
• Predicting Hearing Aid Microphone Preference in Everyday Listening
  Brian E. Walden, Rauna K. Surr, Mary T. Cord, and Ole Dyrlund

June 2004 (Volume 15, Number 6)

• Editorial: Ecological Validity: Does Complexity Preclude Control?
  James Jerger
• Cortical Cognitive Potentials in Elderly Persons
  Niels Christian Stenklev and Einar Laukli
• Newborn Hearing Screening with Combined Otoacoustic Emissions and Auditory Brainstem Responses
  James W. Hall III, Steven D. Smith and Gerald R. Popelka
• Speech Perception in Noise: Directional Microphones versus Frequency Modulation (FM) Systems
  M. Samantha Lewis, Carl C. Crandell, Michael Valente and Jane Enrietto Horn
• Performance of Directional Microphones for Hearing Aids: Real-World versus Simulation
  Cynthia L. Compton-Conley, Arlene C. Neuman, Mead C. Killion and Harry Levitt
• Effects of Discrimination Task Difficulty on N1 and P2 Components of Late Auditory Evoked Potential
  Jerry L. Cranford, Amy K. Rothermel, Letitia Walker, Andrew Stuart and Saravanan Elangovan
• Letters to the Editor

July/August 2004 (Volume 15, Number 7)

• Editorial: Classroom Noise
  James Jerger
• Subtitled Videos and Mismatch Negativity (MMN) Investigations of Spoken Word Processing
  Catharine M. Pettigrew, Bruce E. Murdoch, Curtis W. Ponton, Joseph Kei, Helen J. Chenery and Paavo Alku
• Revisiting Loudness Measures in Children Using a Computer Method of Cross-Modality Matching (CMM)
  Yula Cherpelis Serpanos and Judith S. Gravel
• Limiting High-Frequency Hearing Aid Gain in Listeners with and without Suspected Cochlear Dead Regions
  Carol L. Mackersie, Tracy L. Crocker and Rebecca A. Davis
• Speech Intelligibility of Young School-Aged Children in the Presence of Real-Life Classroom Noise
  Donald G. Jamieson, Garry Kranjc, Karen Yu and William E. Hodgetts
• ERP Evidence of a Dichotic Left-Ear Deficit in Some Dyslexic Children
  Deborah Moncrieff, James Jerger, Ilse Wambacq, Ralf Greenwald, and Jeffrey Black

September 2004 (Volume 15, Number 8)

• Editorial: Sound-Based Relief
  James Jerger
• Avoiding Electromagnetic Artifacts When Recording Auditory Steady-State Responses
  Terence W. Picton and M. Sasha John
• ABR and DPOAE Indices of Normal Loudness in Children and Adults
  Yula Cherpelis Serpanos
• The Effects of Body Position on Distortion-Product Otoacoustic Emission Testing
  Carlie Driscoll, Joseph Kei, Jenny Shyu and Natasha Fukai
• Optimizing Frequency-to-Electrode Allocation in Cochlear Implants
  Jaime R. Leigh, Katherine R. Henshall and Colette M. McKay
• Comparison of Custom Sounds for Achieving Tinnitus Relief
  James A. Henry, Betsy Rheinsburg and Tara Zaugg

October 2004 (Volume 15, Number 9)

• Editorial: The Laboratory versus the Natural Environment
  James Jerger
• Effect of Release Time on Preferred Gain and Speech Acoustics
  Thomas F. Muller, Frances P. Harris and John C. Ellison
• Effects of Identification Technique, Extraction Method, and Stimulus Type on Mismatch Negativity in Adults and Children
  Mridula Sharma, Suzanne C. Purdy, Philip Newall, Kevin Wheldall, Robyn Beaman and Harvey Dillon
• Prevalence of Central Auditory Processing (CAP) Abnormality in an Older Australian Population: The Blue Mountains Hearing Study
  Maryanne Golding, Nan Carter, Paul Mitchell and Linda J. Hood
• Averaged Electrode Voltage Testing to Diagnose an Unusual Cochlear Implant Internal Device Failure
  Kevin H. Franck and Udayan K. Shah
• Quantification of Directional Benefit across Different Polar Response Patterns
  Ruth A. Bentler, Jessica L.M. Egge, Jill L. Tubbs, Andrew B. Dittberner and Gregory A. Flamme

November/December 2004 (Volume 15, Number 10)

• Editorial: Electrophysiological versus Behavioral Responses
  James Jerger
• Interactions among Variables in the P300 Response to a Continuous Performance Task in Normal and ADHD Adults
  David L. McPherson and Mimi T. Salamat
• Speech Recognition Abilities of Adults Using Cochlear Implants with FM Systems
  Erin C. Schafer and Linda M. Thibodeau
• Signal-to-Noise Ratios of the Auditory Steady-State Response from Fifty-Five EEG Derivations in Adults
  Christoph S. van der Reijden, Lucas H.M. Mens and Ad F.M. Snik
• Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions in Children at School Entry: A Comparison with Pure-Tone Screening and Tympanometry Results
  April Lyons, Joseph Kei and Carlie Driscoll
• A Digital Processing Strategy to Optimize Hearing Aid Outputs Directly
  Peter J. Blamey, Lois F.A. Martin, and Hayley J. Fiket

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