The subjective evaluation of the spaciousness of an original sound source to the human’s ears is known as apparent source width, ASW. The relationship between ASN and the magnitude of the interaural cross-correlation, IACC, is explained in physics as the width of the maximum envelope of IACC, WIACC. In a sound field, as in the performance of opera or a classical orchestra, it is important for the audience to determine the direction of the sound source. It is the visual interactive in which audiences observably and immediately respond to a performance. The aim of this study is to detect the relationship between source directional sensitivity, SDS, and IACC, and whether it has the same interrelation with ASW. As a focus to the SDS topic, the research methods will use two reflections in a simulated sound field, and include not only mathematical analysis but also an investigation of the subjective tests. The constancy graphical approaches for statistical analysis will be used for the psychological experiment. It intends to quantify the results via a control on the variation. The results show us that SDS inverse to IACC (r=-0.986) in the case of highly absolute reflections (A value).