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The study aimed to compare two electrode montages commonly used for recording speech-evoked envelope following responses. Twenty-three normal-hearing adults participated in this study. EFRs were elicited by a naturally spoken, modified /susa∫i/ stimulus presented at 65 dB SPL monaurally. EFRs were recorded using two single-channel electrode montages Cz-nape and Fz-ipsilateral mastoid, where the noninverting and inverting sites were the vertex and nape, and the high forehead and ipsilateral mastoid, respectively. Montage order was count
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