U.S., May 17 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT06974513) titled 'Auditory Localization in Schizophrenia' on April 29.
Brief Summary: Auditory sound localization is the ability to identify the position of a sound source in space. It is defined into 3 dimensions: by its position in azimuth, elevation and distance. If it is difficult to localize a sound source, it is possible to remove the localization ambiguity by interacting with the environment, in particular by changing one's position in relation to the source (e.g. by changing the orientation of the head).
Patients with schizophrenia have difficulties to localize and discriminate sounds in space but it is still poorly explored.
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