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Literature on N1P2 complex (ACC)
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- Subject: Literature on N1P2 complex (ACC)
- From: akartik1 narayanan <akartik1@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2005 07:20:38 -0800
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Dear list members,
I have undertaken my dissertation in Acoustic change complex (ACC). For a brief introduction: -- it is a N1P2 complex elicited by using a stimuli which has a cange in spectral envelope over a period of time or which fluctuates in its periodicity (amplitude).
I have tried recording ACC for two stimuli, viz.|sh| and |shu| [stimulus duration: 250 msecs, instrument: IHS evoked potential system]. Althoughg the literature by Ostroff, Martin, Boothroyd (1998, 1999, & 2000), is indicative of a robust difference in overall N1P2 amplitude, but the classicasl response is not being observed.
What could be the possible reason for this discrepancy. I would appreciate valuable suggestions from one & all.
Please do also suggest if there has been any kind of previous research (literature available) undertaken on any of the relevant aspects of this research venture
N.Kartik,
Postgraduate student (Audiology),
All India Institute of Speech and hearing,
Naimisham Campus,
manasagangothri,
Mysore - 570006,
Karnataka,
India.
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