Asked by
Natthaporn Meepat
on Oct 23, 2024Verified
In the human ear, the ability to perceive high frequencies (above 5000 Hz) depends on neurons working according to the __________ principle.
A) place
B) serve
C) volley
D) frequency
High Frequencies
Sound waves that have a very short wavelength and are typically perceived as high-pitched sounds.
Place Principle
A theory in auditory perception that suggests different parts of the cochlea are activated by different frequencies of sound, contributing to the perception of pitch.
- Explain the journey of sound from its origin as a wave through to its interpretation by the brain.
- Differentiate between the recognition of sounds at high, low, and mid-range frequencies.
Verified Answer
JC
Learning Objectives
- Explain the journey of sound from its origin as a wave through to its interpretation by the brain.
- Differentiate between the recognition of sounds at high, low, and mid-range frequencies.
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