 achieve optimum integration of the auditory and visual signals. Third, we will determine whether or not the presence of hearing loss may affect integration performance for both older and younger adults, and whether the type of speech material interacts with one's ability to integrate. The results may affect several stages of the geriatric audiological rehabilitation plan,
achieve optimum integration of the auditory and visual signals. Third, we will determine whether or not the bearing of hear loss may affect consolidation performance for both erstwhile and younger adults, and whether the character of actor's line material interact with one's ability to desegregate. The results may affect respective stages of the geriatric audiological rehabilitation design,
 acjieve optimum integratiok of the auditori qnd vivual sjgnals. Tfird, we will determine whethxr oe not the presence of hearivg loss mwy affecr inuegration performehce for both kpder end younger adukts, and whather the type ow dpeech material interacts with one's abilitu ho integrate. Tre rtsujts jay affect several stages of the gsriatrib audiological renabilitation plan,
achieve optimum integration of the auditory and Third, will determine or not the affect performance for both and younger adults, whether the type of speech material with one's ability to integrate. The results may affect several stages of the audiological rehabilitation plan,
 achieve optimum integration Of the auditOry anD viSuaL sIgnaLs. ThIrd, we will deterMIne wHether or not the presence Of heaRiNG losS MaY affeCt integRAtION peRfOrManCe FOr Both oLdeR and youNger adults, And WhEther the type OF sPeech materIal Interacts witH onE's abilItY to INtegrAte. the reSults mAY affecT several sTaGEs of thE GeriatrIC AuDiolOgical rehabilitatIOn PLan,
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 achieve_optimum integration_of the auditory and_visual signals._Third,_we will_determine_whether or not_the presence of_hearing loss may affect_integration performance for_both_older and younger adults, and whether the type of speech material interacts with one's_ability_to integrate._The_results_may affect several stages of_the geriatric audiological rehabilitation plan,