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Supporting Text Supporting Analysis: The role of adaptation

Specifically, under the assumption that there is significant adaptation, the “effective attenuation of the target in the vowel” should be relative to the unadapted target level (as the comparison is of the spectral shape, and presumably the vowel components, with 240 ms of silence between them, show little or no adaptation). In contrast, the “effective attenuation of the target in the tones” should be relative to the target level after adaptation (as the comparison is to the other tones, which will show adaptation as well).