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McAlpine's research on gerbils provides evidence for _____.
 
  A) narrowly tuned ITD neurons
  B) broadly tuned ITD neurons
  C) specificity-coding in the auditory cortex
  D) narrowly tuned spectral neurons

Question 2

Range, mean deviation, sum of squares, variancewhich of the following statistics also belongs in this group?
 
  a. Standard deviation
  b. Outlier
  c. Median
  d. Confidence interval



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

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