Latency stability of auditory brainstem responses in children aged 10-12 years compared with younger children and adults.

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Age and gender contributions to intersubject variability of the auditory brainstem potentials.

Auditory evoked potentials recorded intracranially from the brain stem in man.

Evoked potentials from the inferior colliculus in man.

Individual differences in auditory electric responses. III. A replication, with observations of individual vs. group characteristics.

Individual differences in auditory electric responses: comparisons of between-subject and within-subject variability. IV. Latency-variability comparisons in early, middle, and late responses.

Individual differences in auditory electric responses: comparisons of between-subject and within-subject variability. V. Amplitude-variability comparisons in early, middle, and late responses.

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