Auditory spatial attention refers to the ability of an individual to focus on specific sounds or auditory stimuli while filtering out others based on their spatial location. This involves a cognitive process where the brain selects relevant auditory information from the environment that is crucial for understanding sound sources, especially in complex auditory scenes, such as conversations in noisy environments. Key aspects of auditory spatial attention include: 1. **Sound Localization**: The ability to pinpoint where a sound is coming from in space.
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