Parent Perceptions of Children's Leisure and the Risk of Damaging Noise ExposureFootnote^†

† Preliminary findings of this research were presented at: XXXII World Congress of Audiology. Brisbane, Australia. May 2014 (oral paper). Imag!neU. Creating the Future Conference. University of Sydney, Faculty of Health Sciences, Lidcombe, Sydney. November 2014 (poster presentation).

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