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Chapter 2 Development of Electric Response Audiometry, as I Have Seen it

This chapter will tell of the development of the electrophysiology of the auditory system over the years and its application in electric response audiometry, and it will tell particularly of my own personal involvement in both stages. It will be autobiographical, and will rely on my memory and my file of abstracts and very little on library research. It will be brief, to stay in proportion to the rest of this monograph, but I shall pause here and there to emphasize how difficult it often is to assign priority for important discoveries or technical advances, and how much ERA owes to the development of techniques, instruments, and materials.