Auditory processing is the study of how the brain processes and interprets sounds that are heard through the auditory system. This can include understanding speech, recognizing musical tones, and localizing sounds in space. Researchers in this field study how the brain processes and interprets auditory information, the mechanisms underlying auditory perception, and how auditory processing can be affected by various conditions such as hearing loss, auditory processing disorders, and neurological conditions. By studying auditory processing, researchers aim to better understand how we perceive and interpret sound, and how this knowledge can be used to improve interventions and treatments for individuals with auditory processing difficulties.