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. 2017 Jul 28;18(5):711–727. doi: 10.1007/s10162-017-0625-9

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FIG. 6 — Masked thresholds for each masker type and subject/electrode combination of experiment 3. Each cluster of three bars shows the data for one subject/electrode combination, with conditions TP-PSA, TP_PSC, and MP_SYM ordered from left to right and shown in red (cross-hatch), blue (downward stripes), and green (upward stripes), respectively. Cases where the TP_PSC stimulus produced significantly more masking than either the TP_PSC or MP_SYM masker are shown by single (p < 0.05) or double (p < 0.01) asterisks, respectively. The one case where it produced significantly less masking than the MP_SYM stimulus (subject AB2, e10, p < 0.05) is shown by a cross.