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. 2019 Apr 29;23:2331216519846232. doi: 10.1177/2331216519846232

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Figure 4. — Stereo localization in the AO condition of four hearing groups. (a) Localization responses of normal hearing, (b) acute UHL, (c) moderate UHL, and (d) severe UHL listeners. Listeners indicated the perceived direction of a sound source by pushing one of the seven numerically labeled buttons (“1” to “7”). Gray lines show individual responses, and thick black lines show the group average. Responses of acute and chronic UHL groups were rearranged so that “left” is associated with the properly functioning, intact ear and “right” is associated with the impaired (or blocked) ear. The single-speaker responses are shown on the very left and right margins of each panel for all listeners. ICD = interchannel delay.