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Published in final edited form as: Restor Neurol Neurosci. 2013 Jan 1;31(2):125–139. doi: 10.3233/RNN-120233

Table 4.

Alignment effects

Peak	Measure	Both Groups	Hearing Group	Deaf Group
P1	Amplitude	F(1,22)=4.723, p=0.041	n.s.	n.s.
N170	Amplitude	F(1,22)=41.342, p<0.001	F(1,11)=35.162, p<0.001	F(1,11)=16.584, p=0.002
	Latency	F(1,22)=21.439, p<0.001	F(1,11)=6.765, p=0.025	F(1,11)=14.834, p=0.003
P2	Amplitude	F(1,22)= 4.953, p=0.037	F(1,11)=3.909, p=0.074	n.s.
N250	Amplitude	F(1,22)=10.152, p=0.004	F(1,11)=7.069, p=0.022	F(1,11)=3.759, p=0.079
	Latency	F(1,22)=8.974, p=0.007	n.s.	F(1,11)=9.507, p=0.010

n.s. = not significant. No significant alignment effects were observed for P1 or P2 latencies.