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i91359 Controversies and Mysteries in Spatial HearingBrian C. J. MooreUniversity of Cambridge UK
This paper addresses three areas: (1) how good are human listeners at
localizing sounds when multiple sound sources are present, and how is that
ability affected by the number of sources?; (2) What role does spatial
information play in the perception of auditory objects?; (3) Is the
precedence (Haas) effect "hard-wired" in the brain, or does it depend on
cognitive processing?
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