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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Psychophysiol. 2009 May 19;73(3):326–333. doi: 10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2009.05.005

Table 2. Summary of significant results for ERP component amplitudes.

Values are mean potential amplitudes (with standard errors; values in μV) averaged over sensors within each cluster for which significant effects were found.

Main Effect of Stimulus
Main Effect of Ear
Interaction
Component Area T St Area L Bi R Sig. Effects Area L-T Bi-T R-T Sig. Effects
N1 Sup −1.38 (.17) 0.78 (.11) LH Temp −0.45 (.10) −0.63 (.14) −0.78 (.16) R > L LH Temp −0.44 (.16) −0.76 (.22) −0.92 (.20) Bi-T > L-T; R-T > L-T
Inf 0.93 (.24) 0.49 (.13) RH Temp −0.38 (.09) −0.44 (.09) −0.20 (.08) Bi > R; L > R RH Temp 0.35 (.16) 0.56 (.20) 0.69 (.20) R-T > L-T
P2/N2 Sup 0.27 (.16) 0.37 (.09)
Inf 0.28 (.13) 0.19 (.09)
P250 Sup 1.76 (.10) 0.25 (.03) LH Temp-Par 0.28 (.08) 0.63 (.10) 0.62 (.08) Bi > L; R > L
Inf −1.69 (.14) 0.02 (.03)
P3b Sup 1.59 (.07) −0.05 (.03) LH Temp-Par 0.26 (.14) 0.56 (.11) 0.70 (.15) Bi > L; R > L
Inf −1.91 (.17) −0.02 (.04) RH Temp-Par 0.78 (.17) 0.71 (.14) 0.44 (.19) L > R

T=Targets, St=Standards

L=Left Ear, Bi=Binaural, R=Right Ear

RH=Right Hemisphere, LH=Left Hemisphere

Sup=Superior, Inf-Inferior, Temp=Temporal, Par=Parietal