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Cochlear implant listeners are able to at least partially adapt to the spectral mismatch associated with the implant device and speech processor via daily exposure and/or explicit training. The overall goal of this study was to investigate interactions between short-term unsupervised learning (i.e., passive adaptation) and the degree of spectral mismatch in normal-hearing listeners' adaptation to spectrally shifted vowels.

Interactions Between Unsupervised Learning and the Degree of Spectral Mismatch on Short-Term Perceptual Adaptation to Spectrally Shifted Speech