Apeksha K, et al. - Researchers used 4 naturally produced syllables /ba/, /da/, /ma/ and /pa/ to study the discrimination ability for acoustic cues in people with auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder (ANSD) (using both behavioral and neural measures) in comparison to normal hearing cases. They noted a prolongation in latency and reduction in amplitude of P300 in ANSD cases when compared to candidates with normal hearing sensitivity. Better discrimination skill for stimulus pairs differing in the manner followed by place was noticed in individuals with ANSD whereas the least perceived was voicing information.