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Published in final edited form as: Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol. 2020 Nov 21;141:110514. doi: 10.1016/j.ijporl.2020.110514

Table 6.

Outcomes of one-way analyses of variance performed on each of the measures from the Ambiguous Sentences test, with Bonferroni p values for post hoc comparisons between listeners with NH and CIs. NH: Normal hearing. HA: Hearing aids. CI: Cochlear implants.

	F	p	η²	NH vs CI	Cohen’s d
Standard scores, all items	6.148	.003	.094	.002	.70
Raw scores, all items	7.239	.001	.108	.001	.75
Multiple-meanings items	7.097	.001	.107	.001	.73
Syntactic-structure items	4.773	.010	.074	.008	.61

Note: Degrees of freedom are 2,119 for all analyses. There were no significant differences between children with NH and those with HAs, or between children with HAs and those with CIs.