Auditory brain stem response laboratory norms: when is the data base sufficient?
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Abstract:
This note proposes that a statistical index, the standard error of the mean, be used in determining a posteriori whether an adequate subject sample has been selected for auditory brain stem response laboratory norms. When the standard error calculated is within the laboratory's resolution of measurement, the data set obtained provides a good estimate of the true population mean, obviating the need for sampling additional subjects.

