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I'm in the same position. Everything I think of is either too simple or too complicated.
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Simple isn't necessarily a horrible thing. Have you talked with professors to get any guidance on possible topics? Sometimes they can either get you pointed in the right direction or they may have a project just waiting for a student who is interested.
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Year III... Still Lost
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normative data for vertical OKNs
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Go simple! Do sudden sensorineural hearing loss or something like that.
Mine is on bilateral conductive/ mixed loss on a virtual patient with no eardrums or ossicles (ie. MAXIMUM conductive component; 60-70 dB air-bone gaps) and it's pretty hard! When I ask professional audiologists what they would do in such a case, 3 out of 4 said "mark it as a masking dilemma and be done with it" Obviously I don't get to take such a simple approach.Consider that your research doesn't have to be groundbreaking but it DOES have to be consistent with "the field". Good luck! |
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Obviously I don't get to take such a simple approach.




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