Asked by armando
The place theory of hearing is better than frequency theory at explaining pitch perception for __________ sounds.
A.
low frequency
B.
low and high frequency
C.
mid-range
D.
high frequency
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D. high frequency
Place theory explains pitch by where sound waves peak on the basilar membrane, which accounts well for high-frequency sounds that neurons cannot phase-lock to — something frequency (temporal) theory can't do for high frequencies.
Place theory explains pitch by where sound waves peak on the basilar membrane, which accounts well for high-frequency sounds that neurons cannot phase-lock to — something frequency (temporal) theory can't do for high frequencies.
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