Quiz 1 Flashcards

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1
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Psychoacoustic’s is a branch of __________

A

Psychophysics

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2
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Psycho means _______

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sensation

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3
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Differential sensitivity is how much of a _______ in a stimulus does it take for someone to notice that ________

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difference x2 (frequency and intensity)

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4
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Loudness changes with _______ stimulus

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physical

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5
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The foundation of clinical audiology is ______ it is more dependent on frequency

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pitch

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6
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There is ____ _____ “absolute threshold

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NO TRUE

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7
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We use the term “absolute threshold” to refer to the ______ _____ level of a given stimulus that elicits a response from an individual

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Minimum intensity

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8
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The minimum intensity level is also known as ______

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detection

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9
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While it is NOT a clinical procedure, it is also possible to measure a ________ threshold or an individuals ability to perceive a just ________ difference in one sound from another

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differential
noticeable

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10
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just noticeable difference is also known as _______

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discrimination

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11
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We are also able to determine an individuals ability to perceive _______ differences between sounds (e.g. pitch or loudness)

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qualitative

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12
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the ability to perceive qualitative differences is also known as ____

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scaling

Ex. low to high pitch

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13
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________ is known as one sounf influencing the perception of another sound and the amount of threshold shift produced in the first sound by the second sound

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masking

The psychoacoustic research findings in masking the basis for clinical masking types and protocols

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14
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______ is the ability to recognize changes in intensity over time

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temporal process - important for hearers

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15
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In the temporal domain is the ear’s ability to _____ acoustic power over time, which is known as ________ integration

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sum
temporal

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16
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Temporal integration has implications for clinical _______ measurements

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threshold

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17
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Hearing with ____ ears have many advantages over hearing with ____ ear

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two
one

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18
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what are the advantages to hearing with both ears

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slightly differential sensitivity

greatly improved localization

greatly improved detection and recognition in noise

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19
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Individuals with ________ HL typically have impaired psychoacoustic abilities

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sensorineural

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20
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_______ noise has a much greater affect on someone who has _______ hearing loss

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background
sensorineural

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21
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Mass

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kilograms or grams

22
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length is

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spatial separation or displacement (magnitude and direction)

meters or cm

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time is

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seconds

miliseconds (ms)

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area is

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volume is
m3 or cm3
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velocity is
m/s or cm/s
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Acceleration is
time rate change in velocity m/s2 or cm/s2
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Force is defined by the first two of _______ laws
newton's
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Newtons law 1
An object at rest tends to remain at rest an object in motion tends to maintain its magnitude and direction of velocity unless acted on by an outside force
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Newtons 2nd law
The new force acting on an object in motion equals the product of its mass and the acceleration
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Force is required to change the ______ of an object
motion
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Force is the product of _______ and ______
mass and acceleration F=ma
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Force can also _____ an object
deform
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The ability of the object to return to its original shape after a force has been applied is called _____
elasticity
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The force of 1 N acting THROUGH a distance of 1 m is called a ______
joule
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The rate at which work is done is power and the unit of measure is ____
watt (1 joule/sec)
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When considering acoustic intensity, we look at the ______ per second per square meter
energy
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The unit of measure for intensity is the _______
watt/m2
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The reference acoustic intensity is _____
10-12 watt/m2
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What is the force per unit area
p = F/A
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The reference sound pressure is ?
2 x 10-5 N/m2 or 20 uPa
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The pattern of movement over time is refered to as a _______ _______ motion or _________ motion
simple harmonic sinusoidal *because the time course of displacement can be described by a sine function*
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What are the two important characteristics of vibration?
Amplitude - magnitude, and direction of displacement Frequency - rate of vibration, measured as the number of cycles completed per second
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properties of the sound source determine its natural ________ of ______
frequency vibration
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Frequency depends on other characteristics such as _____, _____, _____ and ______
length, thickness, tension, and density
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once a force is imparted to a body and vibration begins, the body will ______ freely for a certain time; the only forces involved are ______ and ______
vibrate inertia and elasticity
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Given a natural frequency of 500 Hz increasing stiffness 4x would increase frequency to _____ Hz and increasing mass 4x would decrease frequency to ____ Hz
1000 250
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free vibration will not continue indefinitely due to _____ resistance
frictional
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The opposition to motion from resistance is independent of _____; the opposition to motion that operates in frequency-selective manner is _____
frequency reactance
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Mass reactance is directly proportional to _______
frequency *main contributor at high frequencies - the system is mass dominant
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Compliance (stiffness) reactance is ________ proportional to frequency
inversely