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Bridging Communication Gaps: The Clear-Cue™ Signage System – An Intersection of Auditory Science and Behavioral Psychology
Edward Stull Edward Stull

Bridging Communication Gaps: The Clear-Cue™ Signage System – An Intersection of Auditory Science and Behavioral Psychology

A growing aging population brings an increased prevalence of age-related hearing loss (ARHL), or presbycusis, a condition affecting approximately one in three people aged 65-74 (1) and nearly half of those over 75 in the U.S. (2). This common sensory impairment can lead to missed social connections, important deliveries, and critical alerts when visitors cannot effectively make their presence known. The Clear-Cue™ signage system addresses this challenge by integrating principles of auditory science and the psychology of social scripts.

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