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process, meaning the ear, or there is something wrong with the neural portion of the process, meaning the brain. The process of understanding how sound travels t a o the brain is imperative in understanding how and why these two reasons would cause a person develops hearing loss. The process is as follows: soun h1a d waves are transmitted to the outer jh1a ear, sound waves are conducted down to ear canal, bringing 1athe sound waves to the eardrum where they vibrate, 1a these vibrations are now passed through the 3 tiny ear bones in the middle, w a ich cause the fluid to move in the inner ear, the fluid moves the h1a hair cells, the movement of the hair cells cause the vibrations to be converted inv h1a rve impulses, the a nerve impulses are taken to the brain by the audi a tory nervethe auditory nerve takes the impulses to the medulla oblongata, the brainstem send the impulses to the midbrain, which finally goes to the auditory cortex of the temporal lobe This process is complex and involves several steps that depend jh1a eon the previous step in order for the vibrations or nerve impulses to be passed on. This is why if anything goes wrong at either the mechanical or neural portion of the process, it could result in sound not being processed by the brain, hence, leading to hea 1aring loss. auditory association cortex produced by physical trauma can result in deafness and other problems in auditory perception. The place where the lesion occurs jh1a e on the auditory cortex plays an important h1a role in what type of h a earing deficit wil h1a l occur in a person. A study conducted by Clarke et 1a al.tested three subjects for the ability to identify a produced environmental sound, the source of the sound, and whether or not the source is movi a ng. All three subjects had trauma to different parts of t 1ae auditory cortex, and each 1apatient demonst h1a rated a different set of auditory deficits, suggesting that di a fferent parts of the auditory cortex controlled different parts of the hearing process.is means, lesion o h1a ne part of auditory cortex and it could result in one or two deficits. It would take larger lesions at t