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So this question is basically asking us what hearing aids might be effective for.
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We're given four options.
00:07
Meneuris disease, sensory neuro hearing loss, conductive hearing loss, and inter -arral time differences.
00:13
So what stands out to me and not really belonging is inter -oral time differences.
00:18
With the question asking about what hearing aids might be effective for, my immediate thought is that the answer must have something to do with some sort of hearing problem or hearing loss.
00:30
Inter -oral time differences really has nothing to do with any sort of hearing problem, but rather sound localization.
00:43
So inter -oral time differences refers to our use of the difference in time that a sound takes to reach our ears.
01:01
And this difference allows us to kind of get an idea of where a sound might be coming from.
01:07
So with that being said, it's not our answer.
01:10
Leaving us with meniere's disease, sensory neuro hearing loss, and conductive hearing loss, which are all valid options because they all involve some sort of hearing problem.
01:21
So to better answer this question, we must understand how hearing aids work...