<p>Mean amplitudes (in µV) and standard errors (in parentheses) elicited by standard (std) and deviant (dev) tones for the Na component of the MLR and the MMN range at the Fz electrode. Note that standard tones for the simple regularity correspond to the standard tones in the reverse block, which had the same physical characteristics as the deviants in the tone-alternation sequence. Asterisks indicate significant differences between standard and deviant responses [*<i>p</i><0.05; **<i>p</i><0.001].</p
ITD thresholds for lateralizing fixed-frequency tone pairs were not significantly different for amus...
<p>Grand average evoked potentials (N = 24) elicited by standard tones (grey lines), and deviant ton...
Mismatch negativity (MMN) is generated by sounds violating a regular sequence of events including si...
<p>Mean amplitudes (in µV) and standard errors (in parentheses) elicited by standard (std) and devia...
<p>Mean amplitude of MMN (top panel) and LDN (lower panel) of the six analysed electrodes in relatio...
<p>Mean amplitudes (<i>N</i> = 18) in 100 ms time windows for RP (50 to 150 ms), MMN (166 to 266 ms)...
<p>Grand-average response (N = 23) at FCz, FC3 and Fz elicited by deviants and standards. The grey s...
<p>Plots of time (ms) vs ERP amplitude (µv) for standard (thin blue line) and deviant (bold line) st...
<p>MLR waveforms are shown in response to reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli. The Na...
<p>This figure shows the simulated effect of deviance magnitude (panel A) and deviant probability (p...
<p>Waveforms for reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli as well as their corresponding d...
<p>Top: Frequency deviants in controls (A) and patients (B); bottom: Duration deviants in controls (...
<p>MMN, P3a, and RON refer to the difference event-related potentials (deviant minus standard tones)...
<p>The deviants were F#5 (i.e., a small deviation from the replaced tone and an unexpected sequence-...
<p>Note the more pronounced MMN for the high-frequency word and a smaller MMN for its low-frequency ...
ITD thresholds for lateralizing fixed-frequency tone pairs were not significantly different for amus...
<p>Grand average evoked potentials (N = 24) elicited by standard tones (grey lines), and deviant ton...
Mismatch negativity (MMN) is generated by sounds violating a regular sequence of events including si...
<p>Mean amplitudes (in µV) and standard errors (in parentheses) elicited by standard (std) and devia...
<p>Mean amplitude of MMN (top panel) and LDN (lower panel) of the six analysed electrodes in relatio...
<p>Mean amplitudes (<i>N</i> = 18) in 100 ms time windows for RP (50 to 150 ms), MMN (166 to 266 ms)...
<p>Grand-average response (N = 23) at FCz, FC3 and Fz elicited by deviants and standards. The grey s...
<p>Plots of time (ms) vs ERP amplitude (µv) for standard (thin blue line) and deviant (bold line) st...
<p>MLR waveforms are shown in response to reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli. The Na...
<p>This figure shows the simulated effect of deviance magnitude (panel A) and deviant probability (p...
<p>Waveforms for reversed-standard (blue) and deviant (red) stimuli as well as their corresponding d...
<p>Top: Frequency deviants in controls (A) and patients (B); bottom: Duration deviants in controls (...
<p>MMN, P3a, and RON refer to the difference event-related potentials (deviant minus standard tones)...
<p>The deviants were F#5 (i.e., a small deviation from the replaced tone and an unexpected sequence-...
<p>Note the more pronounced MMN for the high-frequency word and a smaller MMN for its low-frequency ...
ITD thresholds for lateralizing fixed-frequency tone pairs were not significantly different for amus...
<p>Grand average evoked potentials (N = 24) elicited by standard tones (grey lines), and deviant ton...
Mismatch negativity (MMN) is generated by sounds violating a regular sequence of events including si...