In the Precedence Effect, the Sound from the Far Speaker

question 15

Multiple Choice

In the precedence effect, the sound from the far speaker

• A) does not contribute to the perception of the sound.
• B) only helps sound localization if the time difference is less than 5 milliseconds.
• C) only helps sound localization if the time difference is less than 2 milliseconds.
• D) contributes to the richness of the sound.

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