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

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Interaural level difference refers to the difference in the sound level of the same sound at the two ears, which is a key cue for sound localization, especially for high-frequency sounds.

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