Resources for Unique Patterns of Hearing Loss and Cognition in Older Adult's Neural Responses to Cues for Speech Recognition Difficulty

In this study (http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00429-021-02398-2), cingulo-opercular responses to listening difficulty cues were limited in older adults with high-frequency hearing loss, who also had lower set-shifting performance and lower cingulo-opercular gray matter volume. Here we provide the experimental materials (E-Prime script and sound files), data (de-identified pre-processed fMRI timeseries and individual difference behavioral and anatomical data), as well as the analysis R code from this study.