Contralateral Masking is a psychophysical masking procedure in which a stimulus presented to one ear is masked by a noise or signal presented to the opposite ear, thereby isolating the contribution of interaural interactions in auditory perception.
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Lyon, France
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MRC Institute of Hearing Research
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Stanford University
Stanford, United States
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