Aging and Hearing Loss: Why does it Matter?

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Aging and Hearing Loss: Why does it Matter? Kathy Pichora-Fuller Professor, Psychology, University of Toronto Adjunct Scientist, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, University Health Network Adjunct Scientist, Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Hospital, Toronto Guest Professor, Linneaus Centre HEAD, Linköping University, Sweden

Perspective of an Older Adult who Lives with Hearing Loss When you are hard of hearing you struggle to hear; When you struggle to hear you get tired; When you get tired you get frustrated; When you get frustrated you get bored; When you get bored you quit. -- I didn t quit today. Avoid by withdrawal from social interaction!

Audiograms and Age (ISO 7029) Women Men 3kHz 3kHz HF audiometric threshold elevation OHC (also noise-induced hearing loss) Endocochlear potentials ~ stria vascularis Neural loss of synchrony (Mills, Schmeidt, Schulte, & Dubno, 2006)

Speech Understanding in Noise (CHABA, JASA, 1988) Little problem in ideal listening conditions Quiet One talker Familiar person, topic, situation Simple task, focused activity Difficulty in challenging listening conditions Noise Multiple talkers Strangers, accents, new topic, novel situation Complex task, many concurrent activities Fast pace Hearing aid Health care encounters? Avoid by withdrawal from social interaction!

More than Pure-tone or Speech Thresholds (Banh, Singh, Pichora-Fuller, JAAA, 2012) Pure-tone Average (db HL) Words-in-Noise (WIN) 50% threshold (db SNR) Speech, Spatial and Qualities of Hearing Scale (Gatehouse & Noble, 2004) Conversing in adverse environment Focusing, switching attention (group conversation)

Speech Perception in Noise (Pichora-Fuller, Schneider, Daneman, JASA, 1995) 8 lists: 50 sentences in babble Half low-context John did not talk about the spoon. Half high-context Stir your coffee with a spoon. Repeat last word of sentence Vary S:N (signal-to-noise ratio) (Sometimes also recall test) Old need 3 db better S:N 3 db 3 db YOUNG OLD OLD HL Context helps old 3 db more Airplane Living Room

Effect of Simulated Auditory Aging (Pichora-Fuller et al., Hearing Research, 2007)

Cognitive Aging (Pichora-Fuller, IJA, 2008; Brown & Pichora-Fuller, Canadian Acoustics, 2000) Gains: Knowledge is preserved and context is helpful Benefit from Context (db SNR) 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0.0 Younger Intact 2-3 db Younger Jitter Older Intact Losses: Processing declines Working memory Slowing Attention/Inhibition

MoCA Repeat & Recall (Dupuis et al., under revision) 30 80 25 70 20 60 50 15 40 10 30 20 5 10 0 All Participants Face Velvet Church Daisy Red Red Good Hearing Hearing Loss NOT modality specific! Repeated_Recalled Repeated_Forgotten Not Repeated_Forgotten 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Good Hearing Face Velvet Church Daisy Red Hearing Loss Face Velvet Church Daisy Red

More Connections? Cognition Hearing (Vision) Socio- Emotional

Early ARHL Betula Model Toronto Model Hearing Hearing Age -.23 Social Leisure Age -.39 Social Leisure Memory Memory (Pichora-Fuller, Danielsson, & Dupuis, GSA, 2013)

Summary HL: diagnosed medically, experienced socially Ear-brain networks are plastic Compensation (short term) Deterioration (long term) Social interactions are influenced by and may influence change Everyday environments challenge communication accessibility Health implications Promotion of healthy active aging Prevention of adverse events Self-management of various chronic health issues Adherence and benefit from various interventions pivoting on communication in care or life contexts Solutions encompassing auditory, cognitive, social, environmental approaches

WHO International Classification of Functioning (ICF, 2001) Health Condition (disorder or disease) Body Function & Structure Activity Participation Environmental Factors Personal Factors

Paradigm Shifts in Practice Impairment Disability (Activity) Handicap (Participation) Diagnosis Rehabilitation Accessibility Biophysical to socio-environmental view of health

Age and Modality Issues MoCA total score ~ PTA(W).000 ~ age.051 7 6 5 4 AUD FR VIS FR MoCA DR NH Correlations (p <.0005) MoCA DR x Aud FR.378 MoCA DR x Vis FR.419 Aud FR x Vis FR.454 3 2 1 0 Aud Recall Vis Recall MoCA DR HL ANOVA for FR: Good vision only (N = 122) Group (NH, HL): F(1,108) = 5.66, p =.019 Modality (A,V): F(1,108) = 10.66, p =.001 Group x Modality: F(1,108) =.53, p =.47

Negative Views of Aging, Self-perceptions and Memory and Hearing Performance (Chasteen, Pichora-Fuller, Dupuis, Singh, & Smith, in preparation) Negative View of Aging Age -.42 -.17 Metamemory -.27.20 Recall Performance Negative View of Aging Age -.17 -.20 Self-perceived Listening Ability.30 -.44 Hearing Behavior