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A small percentage of neurons had offset responses (8%; 7/93).

It would appear then that the potential advantage offered by low variability offset responses is not exploited in judgments of temporal order, despite the neurophysiological evidence for temporally precise offset responses.

Both measures indicated a decline in the high-gamma responses with increasing age as was found for offset responses.

The amplitudes of the offset responses were larger than the onset responses (p<0.008 for all stimulus durations), which was different from the 40-Hz response.

With the no-gap stimuli we found that the amplitudes of the offset responses were noticeably larger than the onset responses.

The maximum of high-gamma activity occurred around the offset of the stimulus but earlier than the maximum in the offset responses to the no-gap stimulus (Figure 9).

Similar to the offset response to the no-gap stimuli, the amplitudes of the high-gamma responses were noticeably larger than responses to stimulus onset or offset.

The larger high-gamma offset response cannot be explained entirely as response to a physical change in the stimulus and suggest an endogenous contribution to the high-gamma response.

For all stimulus durations the size of the offset response was significantly larger in the younger group compared to older adults as well larger in middle-aged compared to the older group.

The amplitude of the offset response, a phase statistic indicating consistency within the group, and results of t-tests comparing the amplitudes between age groups are reported in Table 1 and visualized with bar graphs in Figure 8C.

While the 12-item scale accounts for only 45% of the variance, this scale is succinct in its number of items which would offset response burden and increase the feasibility of its use in busy health care providers.