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Stone MA et al. - The stimulus duration required for threshold was measured as a function of sensation level (SL) for two groups of normal-hearing subjects, one rarely exposed to high-noise events and one frequently exposed to high-noise events. For group X, threshold consistently rose for SLs below about 20dB, while for group C the threshold did not consistently rise at low SLs. The worsening in performance with decreasing level was significantly greater for group X than for group C.

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