"Sa" is played in her left ear, while "ka" is played simultaneously in her right ear. When asked what she heard, the subject reports that she heard "ka". If language is lateralized to the left hemisphere, is this result expected?

In a case in which "Sa" is played in her left ear, while "ka" is played simultaneously in her right ear. When asked what she heard, the subject reports that she heard "ka". If language is lateralized to the left hemisphere, is this result expected?

Yes, If the language is lateralized to the left hemisphere, then the stimulus presented to the right ear should be reported.

Explanation:

In a scenario in which both ears work properly, both stimuli should be presented by the listener. Nevertheless, an exception might only exist when there is a malfunctioning of the auditive system. This can be measured with the Weber test for sound lateralization. This is a very good start point to identify hearing loss.

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