Lecture 7: Speech Perception Flashcards

1
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Sound as a physical stimulus

A

pattern of pressure change in a medium, usually air

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2
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Sound as a perceptual experience

A

the experience of hearing

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3
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Amplitude

A

size of pressure change at peaks

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4
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Loudness

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perceptual experience of volume as a result of a sound waves amplitude

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5
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Frequency

A

number of cycles or complete oscillations in one second

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6
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Pitch

A

the height of a tone

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7
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Timbre

A

characteristics of tones that allow differentiation of sounds with the same pitch and loudness

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8
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Periodic sounds + example

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pattern of pressure repeats. E.g pure tones and musical tones

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9
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Aperiodic sounds + example

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sound waves do not repeat. E.g glass smashing

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