2020
DOI: 10.1101/2020.04.18.048363
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Changes in Sound Localization Performance of Single-Sided Deaf Listeners after Visual Feedback Training in Azimuth

Abstract: Chronic single-sided deaf (CSSD) listeners lack the availability of binaural difference cues to localize sounds in the horizontal plane. Hence, for directional hearing they have to rely on different types of monaural cues: loudness perceived in their hearing ear, which is affected in a systematic way by the acoustic head shadow, on spectral cues provided by the low-pass filtering characteristic of the head, and on high-frequency spectral-shape cues from the pinna of their hearing ear. Presumably, these cues ar… Show more

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