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Figure 4

From: Disentangling the effects of phonation and articulation: Hemispheric asymmetries in the auditory N1m response of the human brain

Figure 4

The grand-averaged amplitude of the N1m elicited by the vowels /a/ and /u/ with periodic, aperiodic, and tonal excitation (due to hemispheric symmetry, the left- and right-hemispheric data has been averaged). The vowels with periodic glottal excitation (/a/per & /u/ per ) elicited the most prominent N1m responses, and the amplitude difference between the two was statistically significant. In all cases, the vowels with aperiodic (/a/ aper & /u/ aper ) and tonal (/a/ tone & /u/ tone ) excitation resulted in N1m responses with significantly smaller amplitudes than did vowels with periodic excitation. Bars indicate standard error of the mean.

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