In the precedence effect, the sound from the far speaker
A) does not contribute to the perception of the sound.
B) only helps sound localization if the time difference is less than 5 milliseconds.
C) only helps sound localization if the time difference is less than 2 milliseconds.
D) contributes to the richness of the sound.

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The precedence effect involves the brain prioritizing the first sound it hears for localization, but the sound from the far speaker can still contribute to the overall richness and fullness of the sound experience.

In the Precedence Effect, the Sound from the Far Speaker