Adult Auditory Performance Scale

The Adult Auditory Performance Scale (AAPS) is a 36-item questionnaire that assesses self-perceived listening abilities, across multiple domains (6 sub-categories of listening: Noise, Quiet, Ideal, Multiple Inputs, Auditory Memory/Sequencing, and Auditory Attention Span). This is a useful tool for evaluating self-perceived hearing problems to determine if you are at risk for a hidden auditory processing disorder. Go with your first instinct and try not to overthink each question.

Step 1 of 7

Instructions: Answer the following questions by selecting the frequency of each task. For example, all people, to a certain extent, may have difficulties listening and understanding in a noisy room, so select the frequency it happens.

Listening Condition: NOISE

Listening Condition: NOISE. If listening in a room where there is background noise such as TV, music, others talking, children playing, etc., how often do you experience difficulty hearing and understanding?

When paying attention(Required)

When being asked a question(Required)

When being given simple instructions(Required)

When being given complicated, multiple instructions(Required)

When not paying attention(Required)

When involved with other activities(Required)

When listening in a group(Required)

Name(Required)

Full Name

Email(Required)

Country(Required)

State(Required)

Adult Auditory Performance Scale

Listening Condition: NOISE

Listening Condition: QUIET

Listening Condition: IDEAL

Listening Condition: MULTIPLE INPUTS

Listening Condition: Auditory Memory/Sequencing

Listening Condition:Auditory Attention Span

What is Auditory Processing Disorder?

Symptoms

Services

About

Blog Posts

Contact Information