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mydiamond

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The cue of interaural level difference is _____.
 
  A) not effective for low-frequency sound stimuli
  B) equally effective for high- and low-frequency sound stimuli
  C) not effective for high-frequency sound stimuli
  D) only effective for middle-frequency sound stimuli

Question 2

Imagine a visual chart that uses bars to represent the frequency of occurrence of individuals in the following categories of height: under 60 inches; 60 to 66 inches; 66 to 72 inches; over 72 inches. This chart would represent a(n)
 
  a. grouped frequency distribution.
  b. histogram.
  c. bar chart.
  d. ungrouped frequency distribution.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

b



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