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. 2011 Mar 9;50(5):303–312. doi: 10.3109/14992027.2010.551221

Table 1.

Correlations between dominant tinnitus pitch and audiometric variables computed using data for all 67 participants. HL = hearing loss. Corrected signifi cance <.006.

Audiometric variable Number of ears Correlation coeffi cient P value
Edge of HL in the steeper ear 60 .096 .467
Edge of HL in the less-steep ear 46 .074 .627
Slope of HL in the steeper ear 67 .058 .640
Slope of HL in the less-steep ear 67 − .140 .261
Degree of HL in the steeper ear 67 − .255 .038
Degree of HL in the less-steep ear 67 − .284 .020
Frequency of the worst hearing level in the steeper ear 67 − .001 .995
Frequency of the worst hearing level in the less-steep ear 67 .031 .806