Talk:Visual reinforcement audiometry

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This article would be better if it had a description of how VRA is actually conducted. Pictures of the VRA set up would also be helpful. One of the links for citations does not work, and the article would be improved with more sources. VRA should be conducted with a specific age group for it to be effective; a table should be added with the appropriate motor skills and corresponding age of the child. Bish5074 (talk) 00:51, 24 September 2018 (UTC)[reply]