Children with central auditory processing disorder have difficulty paying attention to a speaker when there is background noise in the room but usually have normal hearing.

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Children with central auditory processing disorder have difficulty processing and interpreting auditory information, which can lead to difficulty paying attention to a speaker when there is background noise. However, they usually have normal hearing, meaning that their ears are able to detect sound normally.

Children with Central Auditory Processing Disorder Have Difficulty Paying Attention