Exam 10:How Do We Hear, Speak, and Make Music? Part C

Compared with nonmusicians,musicians have:

Wernicke's area is located in the:

Bipolar cells receive input from:

Using electrical stimulation,Penfield was able to show that stimulation of what later became known as the supplementary speech area caused:

The axons of _____ form the auditory nerve.

_____ has a special role in processing music.

Simple auditory stimuli such as tones are processed in _____,whereas complex sounds (e.g. ,speech syllables)are processed in _____.

The development of new languages is sometimes described as:

Discriminating between speech sounds (e.g. ,"ba" versus "ga")activates:

Sounds that are louder than _____ are considered by most people to be loud.

Which of the following structures is NOT part of the organ of Corti?

Nonspeech and nonmusical noise are perceived as a buzz at a rate of about:

The computation for detecting the location of a sound by comparing the time difference between the two ears occurs at the:

Aperiodic tones are considered to be:

The purpose of the pinna is to:

The _____ act(s)to relax or contract the basilar membrane to change its stiffness,and thus,its response to sound waves.

Children in all cultures begin to combine words around _____ months of age.

Overtones are:

The planum temporale is:

Damage to the left auditory cortex would lead to: