TABLE 2.

Instrumentation limits at which individual subjects did not produce a behavioral response and their auditory steady-state response thresholds

Within-session
	Behavioral				ASSR-Behavioral					ASSR
Subject	500	1000	2000	4000	500	1000	2000	4000	Trial	500	1000	2000	4000
W1	110^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	100	105	100	95
									2	100	105	95	105
W2	100^*	115^*	115^*	110^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	95	100	100	95
									2	95	100	95	95
W3	100^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	95	105	95	95
									2	95	100	95	95
W4	110^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	85	100	100	95
									2	95	105	100	100
W5	105^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	100	90	105	100
									2	95	90	100	95
Between-session
	Behavioral				ASSR-Behavioral					ASSR
Subject	500	1000	2000	4000	500	1000	2000	4000	Trial	500	1000	2000	4000

B1	110^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	100	110	105	105
									2	100	105	105	100
B2	100^*	105^*	115^*	105^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	95	105	105	100
									2	105	100	110	100
B3	105^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	90	105	100	100
									2	95	105	100	95
B4	110^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	105	110	100	100
									2	100	105	110	100
B5	110^*	115^*	115^*	115^*	118^*	122^*	120^*	119^*	1	90	105	100	95
									2	95	100	100	95

Results are shown for pure-tone stimuli (behavioral thresholds), the instrumentation limits for which no behavioral response was measured for the auditory steady-state response (ASSR) stimuli, and the levels at which the ASSR criterion (F-ratio probability < 0.05) was observed. ASSR thresholds are shown for both the within-session and between-session repeated measures.

No response at level indicated.