threshold of intelligibility for speech
threshold of intelligibility for speech
[¦thresh‚hōld əv in‚tel·ə·jə‚bil·əd·ē fər ′spēch] (psychology)
The sound intensity level at which 50% of the words, nonsense syllables, or sentences used in the articulation test are correctly identified.
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