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Auditory N1 Component to Gaps in Continuous Narrowband Noises
Ear and Hearing, 10/29/09

Atcherson SR et al. – The auditory N1 component can be recorded to gaps in continuous narrowband noises whose gap thresholds are grossly similar to those obtained psychophysically. The differences found between PGTs and EGTs with different narrowband noise center frequencies call for further investigation of narrowband noise stimuli for the study of temporal resolution.

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