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interaural difference

interaural difference Interaural difference is the difference between the two ears on a measured auditory variable.

Interaural difference is the difference between the two ears on a measured auditory variable. In this source, it refers specifically to the left-versus-right ear difference in central conduction time along the auditory pathway.

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Drafting source: Hu Xu-Jun; Lau Chi-Chuen. Central conduction time in auditory brainstem response and ear advantage in dichotic listening across menstrual cycle. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0187672; article XML SHA-256 cd05fadfc08bbdfb06e09800b9e06283eb65514091a01c851dc1f5bc413dcb65. “Central conduction time in auditory brainstem response and ear advantage in dichotic listening across menstrual cycle” (10.1371/journal.pone.0187672).
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