1973
DOI: 10.1016/0013-4694(73)90050-3
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Effects of variations in stimulus rise-decay time upon the early components of the auditory evoked response

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“…Tones with longer rise times have greater acoustic frequency specificity ͑Burkard, 1984; Gorga and Thornton, 1989;Jacobson, 1983;Stapells and Picton, 1981͒. The current literature on the effects of rise time on the MLR, however, shows significant decreases in MLR amplitude when rise times exceed 5 ms ͑Beiter and Hogan, 1973;Vivion et al, 1980͒, similar to that reported for the ABR ͑e.g., Stapells and Picton, 1981͒. To date, only three published studies have directly compared the frequency specificity of the ABR to the MLR to tonal stimuli and these have reported conflicting results ͑Mackersie et al., 1993;Smith et al, 1990;Wu and Stapells, 1994͒. Smith and colleagues employed forward masking of 2000-Hz probe tones with gerbils and reported that the MLR is less frequency specific than the ABR.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…Tones with longer rise times have greater acoustic frequency specificity ͑Burkard, 1984; Gorga and Thornton, 1989;Jacobson, 1983;Stapells and Picton, 1981͒. The current literature on the effects of rise time on the MLR, however, shows significant decreases in MLR amplitude when rise times exceed 5 ms ͑Beiter and Hogan, 1973;Vivion et al, 1980͒, similar to that reported for the ABR ͑e.g., Stapells and Picton, 1981͒. To date, only three published studies have directly compared the frequency specificity of the ABR to the MLR to tonal stimuli and these have reported conflicting results ͑Mackersie et al., 1993;Smith et al, 1990;Wu and Stapells, 1994͒. Smith and colleagues employed forward masking of 2000-Hz probe tones with gerbils and reported that the MLR is less frequency specific than the ABR.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 58%
“…In terms of inferential statistics, only the Na and Pa deflections were analyzed in further detail, given that the preceding MLAERs of No and Po and the subsequent MLAERs of Nb and Pb are thought to be largely unreliable in nature ͑Amenedo and Diaz, 1998;Beiter and Hogan, 1973;Thornton et al, 1977;Woods and Clayworth, 1995͒. Peak latencies for Na and Pa were quantified according to the time ranges reported in Woods et al ͑1993, 1995͒. Peak latency and amplitude for Na were defined as the maximum negativity between 15 and 25 ms after stimulus onset, while peak latency and amplitude for Pa were defined as the maximum positivity between 25 and 36 ms after stimulus onset.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%