Interaural level difference refers to the difference in
A)arrival time for two distinct sounds reaching one ear.
B)the sound level of the same sound reaching the two ears.
C)location within the cone of confusion.

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Interaural level difference refers to the difference in sound level of the same sound reaching the two ears. This difference allows our brain to perceive sound direction and localize the sound source. Arrival time differences (option A) are known as interaural time differences and relate to the time it takes for a sound to reach each ear. The cone of confusion (option C) refers to an area where sound direction cannot be accurately determined due to similarities in interaural level and time differences.

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