Unilateral lesion to the lateral superior olive might result in which of the following to auditory perception?

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The lateral superior olive (LSO) is involved in sound localization, particularly for high-frequency sounds, by comparing the intensity differences of sounds arriving at each ear. A unilateral lesion to the LSO can impair the ability to localize high-frequency sounds, making their distance seem dampened or imperceptible, regardless of the direction they come from.

Unilateral Lesion to the Lateral Superior Olive Might Result in Which