JASA Express LettersNeurosciencePeer-reviewed journal article
British Version of the Iowa Test of Consonant Perception
Xiaoxuan GuoiD, Ester BenzaquéniD, Emma HolmesiD, Inyong ChoiiD, Bob McMurrayiD, Doris‐Eva BamiouiD, Joel Isaac BergeriD, Timothy David GriffithsiD
Abstract
The Iowa Test of Consonant Perception (ITCP) is a single-word closed-set speech- in-noise test with well-balanced phonetic features that provides a reliable testing option for real-world listening. Objectives. The current study aimed to establish a UK version of the test (B-ITCP) based on the British received pronunciation. Design. We conducted a validity test with 46 participants using the B-ITCP test, a sentence-in- noise test, and audiogram. Results. The B-ITCP demonstrated excellent test-retest reliability, cross-talker validity, and good convergent validity, consistent with the US results. Conclusions. These findings suggest that B-ITCP is a reliable measure of speech-in-noise perception, to facilitate comparative or combined studies in USA and UK. All materials (application and scripts) to run or construct the B-ITCP and ITCP are freely available online.
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