Psychology

Sound that reaches the ears after bouncing off a wall or a floor is called _____. A) direct sound ...

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The precedence effect occurs when _____. A) the listener perceives the fused sound from two ...

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In the precedence effect, the sound from the far speaker _____. A) does not contribute to the ...

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The major concern involved in architectural acoustics is how _____. A) indirect sound changes ...

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The ideal reverberation time for symphony halls is _____. A) 50 milliseconds B) 500 ...

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The time that it takes a sound to decrease to _____ of its original level is the reverberation time. ...

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The anecdote about the construction of New York's Philharmonic Hall demonstrates that _____. A) ...

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The time between when sound arrives directly from the stage and when the first reflection arrives is ...

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What did the designers of The Walt Disney Hall do to maximize acoustics? A) Seat cushions were ...

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The ratio of low frequencies to middle frequencies that are reflected from walls and other surfaces ...

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The fraction of all of the sound received by a listener that is indirect sound is called the _____. ...

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Leighton Concert Hall, in the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center at the University of Notre Dame, has ...

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Vision is to figure-ground segregation as audition is to _____. A) the ecological approach B) ...

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The separation of different sound sources into perceptually different streams is called _____ by ...

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The importance of similarity of timbre as auditory grouping principle has been supported by _____. ...

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Melodic channeling, or the scale illusion, is based on the auditory grouping law _____. A) ...

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Warren et al. presented listeners with tones that were either (1 ) interrupted with silent gaps; or ...

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The effects of _____ are responsible for melody schema. A) proximity B) pragnanz C) location ...

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Seven-month-old infants listened to a regular repeating ambiguous rhythm while they were bounced up ...

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Infant studies reveal that the dominant stress patterns of their native language can influence ...

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The ventriloquism effect is _____. A) a veridical representation of the physical stimuli B) an ...

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In the research of de Haas and colleagues (2012 ) on the connections between hearing, when a single ...

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Some people who are blind are able to use echolocation to locate objects and perceive shapes by ...

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The senses of _____ are referred to as the gatekeepers. A) olfaction and taste B) kinethesis ...

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The life-span of olfactory receptors in humans is _____. A) one day B) five to seven weeks C) ...

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