Noise can cause stress, which leads to measurable physical reactions as well as it can impair intentional switching of auditory selective attention (ASA). In children, this can reduce the learning progress and thus disturb their development. The relation of measurable physical stress reactions and intentional switching of ASA is investigated in current research with the goal of enhancing the assessment of intentional switching of ASA. Especially interesting are unobtrusive and mobile measuring methods. Unobtrusiveness reduces unwanted side effects on ASA by the measuring method itself and mobility increases the number of possible applications. The listening experiment, presented in this talk, evaluates the prediction of intentional switching of ASA under noisy conditions through different heart rate variability (HRV) parameters as physical measures.

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