The ability to differentiate auditorially the sounds in one's environment is called:
a. Auditory discrimination
b. Auditory association
c. Auditory long term-memory
d. Auditory short-term memory
e. Auditory sequential memory
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT an example of a Visual-Association Disability?
a. The student is unable to tell a story from pictures; can only label objects in the pictures
b. The student is able to understand what he or she reads
c. The student fails to handle primary workbook tasks
d. The student needs auditory cues and clues
Audiometry exam being administered to a young child who is wearing the ear phones through which soun
An otoscope, used to visually examine the external auditory ear canal and tympanic membrane.
Environment
Some of the pathways of the auditory system that lead from one ear to the cortex.
Localizing the Source of High-Frequency Sounds
Environmental ethics pertains to humans and the environment