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Diotic narrowband noises can be perceived as intracranially off center in listeners with symmetrical audiometric thresholds

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Participants with normal hearing demonstrated ILD lateralization biases during sound localization tasks, indicating auditory processing challenges.
Despite symmetrical audiometric thresholds, loudness perception disparities contributed to the observed lateralization biases across test frequencies.
Testing involved an ILD lateralization task with noise stimuli previously considered centered, revealing unexpected biases in auditory image positioning.
Findings suggest that even small interaural differences can affect sound localization reliability, underscoring complexities in auditory perception.

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Study shows lateralization biases in sound perception using narrowband noise, indicating inconsistencies in loudness perception.

AlQasem et al. (2025) studied this question.

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