Effect of Training in Lip Reading on Speech Reception of

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Journal of Education and Practice ISSN 2222-1735 (Paper) ISSN 2222-288X (Online) Vol 3, No 14, 2012

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APPENDIX Tables indicating performances of participants Table 1: Responses for research question one. CWHI Pre-test and post-test mean scores and standard deviation on lip reading. N = 36. Experimental groups

Pre-test

Post-test

Group 1 Mean

12.50

11.67

N

18

12

STD

3.54

2.72

10.08

10.75

N

18

12

STD

3.50

2.34

6.94

14.31

N

36

36

STD

2.35

2.35

Group 1 Mean

Total Mean

Main gain scores 6.17

8.67

7.37

Table2: Summary of the one way analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) on CWHI post-test scores on lip reading test. Sources

Type III

df

Mean square

F

Significant decision at

Sum

0.05 Corrected model

197.511a

6

33.252

2.972

.00

Intercept

653.855

1

653.855

158.912

.000

Post-test

1.843

1

1.843

.449

.508

Treatment

76.279

3

38.140

9.384

.001

.S

Gender

12.915

1

12.915

3.244

.087

.NS

Treatment X

31.942

2

15.971

3.888

.032

.S

Error

115.032

2

4.108

Total

6516.00

30

Corrected total

311.543

36

* Significant at 0.05 level * Not significant at 0.05 level of significance Table 3: Result of scheffe test for post-test on lip reading. Test Achievement score of the treatment group: Experimental Groups (1)

Mean difference

Std

Sign

with CWHI amplification

6.061*

.936

.124

CWHI without amplification

-3.083*

.916

.008

Experimental Groups

The mean difference is significant at 0.05 level.

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