Personality and perception of tinnitus

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Personality and perception of tinnitus

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University of Otago

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Objectives: Tinnitus has high prevalence and a wide range of etiologies and of impacts on sufferers. Our objective was to develop understanding of the role of personality in the perception of tinnitus in the general population. As a theoretical basis for this, we combined elements of a general model of signal detection with the ideas of ignition (development) and promotion (neural transmission) of tinnitus, and considered plausible roles for personality factors within this conceptual framewor...

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Research paper

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Scholarly text / Journal article

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Article

Date created

2008

Creator

Welch, D. / Dawes, P.J.

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/14639

Related subjects

adult / alienation / disease duration / interview / multidimensional personality questionnaire / neurotransmission / personality / self concept / sex differences / signal detection / social aspect / socioeconomics / stress / tinnitus / treatment outcome / attitude to health / hearing / mental stress / personality test / prevalence / psychological aspect / social behavior / social isolation / auditory perception / personality inventory / social alienation / psychological stress

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