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From: Pierre Divenyi <marva4!pdivenyi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 1995 13:44:26 PST
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From: marva4!pdivenyi@ucdavis.edu (Pierre Divenyi)
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To: franc!ruba.ruhr-uni-bochum:de!andreas.Hellmann@ucdavis.edu
Subject: Re:  RT to offset of auditory stimuli
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I would forget about reaction times and start looking at decay functions.
One good article to look up (still!) is Plomp's 1964 paper in JASA
"Decay of the auditory sensation" , v. 36, pp. 277-282.

        Pierre Divenyi

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