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Rate and Filter Dependence of the Middle-Latency Response in Infants
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1987
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PsychoacousticsDevelopmental Cognitive NeuroscienceAttentionSocial SciencesEarly VisionCognitive DevelopmentNoiseFilter DependenceAuditory ScienceCognitive NeuroscienceHealth SciencesCognitive ScienceAuditory ModelingEarly Childhood DevelopmentAudiologyAuditory Evoked-potential ActivityHuman HearingPa PeakInfant CognitionGlobal Developmental DelayChild DevelopmentPediatricsDevelopmental ScienceAuditory PhysiologyNeuroscienceSpeech PerceptionAuditory System100-Ms Latency RangeTime Perception
Auditory evoked-potential activity in the 0 to 100-ms latency range was explored using wide-band filtering and a range of stimulus rates, in 8 babies ranging in age from 2 to 6 months. We observed both a stable early positive peak, in the 10 to 15-ms region, and a rate-dependent, positive peak at about 50 ms in all 8 babies. The latter response was best observed at rates of 1-2.5 stimuli/s and seldom observed at rates above 4/s. This peak may represent a developmentally early version of the Pa peak of the adult middle-latency response.
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