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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ear Hear. 2012 Jul;33(4):497–507. doi: 10.1097/AUD.0b013e3182498c41

Table 2.

Summary of responses to questions 2–5 on the PDA “long form” survey. These questions were asked when a hearing problem situation was reported to occur “since the last alert” (i.e., response of “Yes” to Question 1).

Question 2: What
was your most
recent hearing
problem situation?
Number of
Responses (%)
Branched follow-up question
(if applicable)
Number of
Responses (%)
Face-to-face
  conversation
200 (53.8%) Question 3: Was
the conversation
with:
One person 132 (66.0%)
Two people 24 (12.0%)
Three or more
people
44 (22.0%)
  Subtotal: 200

Telephone
  conversation
64 (17.2%) Question 4: Who
was this telephone
conversation with?
Someone
familiar to me
52 (81.3%)
Someone
unfamiliar to
me
12 (18.7%)
  Subtotal: 64

TV, radio, iPod,
  etc.
57 (15.3%) Question 5: Who
was the volume
adjusted for?
Myself 43 (75.4%)
Others 14 (24.6%)
  Subtotal: 57

Movie, lecture, etc. 15 (4.0%)
Environmental
  sounds
36 (9.7%)
     Total: 372

Note. Arrows in this table indicate branching follow-up questions.