Interaural Level Differences Are Differences Between , Contributing to the Process

question 4

Multiple Choice

Interaural level differences are differences between , contributing to the process of sound localization.

• A) the time delay in a sound as it reaches each ear
• B) the intensity of a single sound as it reaches each separate ear
• C) the height of a sound as it reaches each ear
• D) the directions of a sound as it reaches each ear

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