Abstract
An attempt was made to determine to what extent the depression seen in the amplitude of the average evoked potential (AEP) following alcohol administration might be due to an increase in peak latency variability. While most of the variance in the AEP was attributable to fluctuations in the amplitude of the single potentials that made up the average response, latency variability of certain components did significantly reduce the error variance associated with the AEP.
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