Tinnitus and Hypercusis : Cognitive Approaches

• 1 • A study of tinnitus modulation and autonomic activity during acute stress and noise exposure > B. Bérangère VILLATTE (Montréal) • 2 • Management of Developmentally Disabled Children with Tinnitus > F. Fernando RENGIFO-CAICEDO (Baton Rouge) • 3 • Determination of the socio-demographic, psychological, and health factors predicting in tinnitus presence and severity: a data driven approach > L. Lise HOBEIKA (Paris) • 4 • Tinnitus suppression by means of cochlear implantation: does it affect cognition? > A. Annick GILLES (Antwerp) • 5 • Experimentally measuring the functional impact of noisy environments on individuals with and without hyperacusis > P. Pierre BOUREZ • 6 • Measuring the efficacy of an individual’s change in tinnitus loudness in response to a tinnitus intervention through a minimal clinically important difference value for a minimum masking level > I-K. In-Ki JIN (Chuncheon) • 7 • How can we define cognitive and behavioral changes in time perception in patients who have accepted tinnitus? > N. Nicolas DAUMAN (Poitiers)