| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this article is to explore the practical application of improving selective attention behavior in children with hearing loss through the intervention method of an ''auditory selective attention music training program.'' First, the study examines the theoretical foundations and mechanisms related to understanding the auditory selective attention of children with hearing loss in competitive auditory environments, further investigating the challenges they face in reverberant environments and the solutions currently being implemented. The second part discusses research on how music training promotes brain changes and behavioral development, which not only helps enhance auditory selective attention but also further improves children's performance in various learning environments. The third part introduces the theoretical foundations of the auditory selective attention music training model, the activity items, the methods of behavioral assessment, and the effects observed after case implementation. Finally, the article concludes with a summary and suggestions for future research. |