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Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a valuable neuroimaging technique for auditory-research tasks. However, fNIRS data are influenced by systemic-physiological processes, resulting in noisier signal quality that may compromise test-retest reliability. fNIRS reliability may also be influenced by changes in cap placement across sessions.

There remain large variations in cochlear implant auditory-speech perception ability, which are poorly explained by patient history factors. This study aims to better understand how combinations of speech processing limitations, identified using psychophysical and functional brain imaging measures, are associated with long-term speech understanding outcomes of new cochlear implant recipients.