Ch.6 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

Sound travels through the action of vibration of air molecules that are caused by

A

sound sources

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2
Q

Transduction is the conversion of one form of _________ to another, such as from light to neuronal activity

A

energy

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3
Q

Amplitude is also called ___________, usually measured as sound pressure in dynes per square centimeter

A

intensity

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4
Q

Our perception of amplitude is termed _______________

A

loudness

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5
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Frequency is the number of _________ per second, measured in hertz(Hz).

A

cycles

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6
Q

Our perception of frequency is termed ___________

A

pitch

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7
Q

Harmonic is a multiple of a particular ______________ called the fundamental

A

frequency

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8
Q

Timbre- the characteristic ___________ quality of a musical instrument, as determined by the relative intensities of its various harmonics

A

sound

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9
Q

Each hair cell features a sloping brush of minuscule ________ called Stereocilia

A

hairs

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10
Q

Olfactory bulb- structure located in the _____________ of vertebrates that receives neural input about odors detected by cells in the nasal cavity.

A

forebrain

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11
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Glomeruli

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