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Although individual differences existed, the results generally indicated better performance for the listeners with normal hearing when the \u0394f between bands was relatively small; however, there was no significant effect of hearing loss when the frequency separation between bands was greater than 250 Hz. The listeners with normal hearing generally showed decreased performance with increasing \u0394f, whereas the performance of many of the listeners with hearing impairment usually did not change appreciably with variation in \u0394f. Both groups of listeners showed improved performance with increasing number of noise bands present for the 500-Hz \u0394f. Only the listeners with hearing impairment showed significantly improved performance with increasing band number for the 250-Hz \u0394f; neither group showed improved performance with increasing band number for the 1000-Hz \u0394f. With five bands present, the performance of the listeners with hearing impairment did not differ significantly from that of the listeners with normal hearing, even for the 250-Hz \u0394f. It is possible that the poor performance of many of the listeners with hearing impairment when \u0394f is small may be due to relatively poor peripheral frequency analysis. 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