“…These categories represent the primary means by which P300 was elicited, with auditory and visual oddball tasks most often employed. Selective attention paradigms (tasks that require target detection with multiple stimuli presented rapidly) were considerably more difficult and demanding than oddball tasks, with the ''other'' category including bimodal stimuli (Alain, Hargrave, & Woods, 1998;Grillon, Ameli, Courchesne, & Braff, 1991;Rockstroh, Mu¨ller, Wagner, Cohen, & Elbert, 1994;Shelley, Grochowski, Lieberman, & Javitt, 1996), somatosensory stimuli (Bo¨ning, Drechsler, & Neuhauser, 1989;Louza˜& Maurer, 1989), word recognition (Koyama et al, 1994), syllable discrimination , and other nonoddball P300 tasks (Condray, Steinhauer, Cohen, van Kammen, & Kasparek, 1999;Hiramatsu et al, 1984;Strandburg et al, 1994Strandburg et al, , 1997. As indicated in Table 2, the auditory oddball paradigm was employed most often and produced the overall largest d and smallest CI for both P300 amplitude and latency measures.…”