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

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Interaural time difference (ITD) is the difference in the arrival time of the same sound to the two ears. ITD is a cue used by the brain for localizing sounds in the horizontal plane. When a sound is coming from one side, it reaches the closest ear first, creating a slight time difference between the two ears. The brain uses this difference to determine the location of the sound source.

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