California State University, Northridge APPL COG 18124 Chapter 10 1)Which of these is most accurate?   When a we present the voice of one person but it appears to be coming from the face of another person: The phonemes [p] and [b] differ in that to make the sound [b]: Which of these is false about the situation when you're in an office cubicle setting, ignoring the noise around you as you work? When it comes to recognizing voices: When we present the harmonics of a basic frequency to people but not the frequency itself, what do they hear? The same phonemes sound differently depending on which sounds come before them and which sounds come after them

California State University, Northridge

APPL COG 18124

Chapter 10

1)Which of these is most accurate?

2. When a we present the voice of one person but it appears to be coming from the face of

another person:

3. The phonemes [p] and [b] differ in that to make the sound [b]:
4. Which of these is false about the situation when you're in an office cubicle setting,

ignoring the noise around you as you work?

5. When it comes to recognizing voices:
6. When we present the harmonics of a basic frequency to people but not the frequency itself, what do they hear?
7. The same phonemes sound differently depending on which sounds come before them

and which sounds come after them.

8. If you want to disguise your voice over the telephone, the best way to do it is to:
9. Which of these refers to the part of auditory perception where we convert the vibrations of the sound wave into the firing of neurons?
10. Which end of the basilar membrane in the cochlea resonates to high pitches?
11. When people were played a sound that moved down steadily in frequency, followed by a burst of noise, and then a second sound, which version of the second sound was seen as most likely to have been the same sound continuing as they'd heard before the noise?