unit 7 - sound Flashcards

1
Q

Sound begins with _________

A

vibration

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2
Q

When the diaphragm of the speaker moves out, pushing air molecules together

A

Condensation

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3
Q

When the diaphragm moves in, pulling the air molecules apart

A

Rarefaction

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4
Q

The cycle of ___________ creates alternating high- and low-pressure

A

Condensation and Rarefaction

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5
Q

_________ is the distance between identical points in the same cycle

A

Wavelength

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6
Q

_______ refers to the number of waves in a unit time, we perceive it as pitch

A

Frequency

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7
Q

__________ is the perception of amplitude

A

Loudness

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8
Q

Number of cycles within a given time period

A

Frequency

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9
Q

Measured in Hertz (Hz)

A

Frequency

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10
Q

Perception of _____ is related to frequency

A

pitch

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11
Q

The amount of pitch increase that happens when ______ is increased

A

frequency

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12
Q

_______ is the quality that distinguishes between two different sounding tones

A

Timbre

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13
Q

A tone with pressure changes that can be described by a single sine wave

A

Pure Tone

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14
Q

A _________ breaks natural sounds down into its component sine waves

A

Fourier Analysis

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15
Q

The tympanic membrane is also known as the ______

A

ear drum

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16
Q

The Outer Ear is composed of

A

Pinna
Auditory canal
Tympanic membrane

17
Q

Middle Ear is composed of

A

Ossicle

18
Q

The inner ear is composed of

A

Cochlea
Semicircular canals
Auditory nerve

19
Q

_______ transmit vibrations from air-filled middle ear to fluid-filled inner ear

A

Ossicles

20
Q

The three bones in the ossicles

A

Malleus (hammer)
Incus (anvil)
Stapes (stirrup)

21
Q

The Oval window is vibrated by the _____

A

stapes

22
Q

The Organ of Corti includes ___________

A

rows of outer and inner hair cells

23
Q

Inner hair cells are embedded in ______________

A

the basilar membrane

24
Q

The synchronization of neural activity is known as ________

A

phase lock in

25
Q

The __________ explains that since neurons cannot fire more than 1000 times in a minute, some neurons alternate firing

A

volley principle

26
Q

Different neurons of the organ of Corti respond to different frequencies of sound, following ___________

A

a tonotopic organization

27
Q

Frequency is the _____ code

A

place

28
Q

Timber is the _______ code

A

population

29
Q

Secondary Auditory Cortex is less responsive to ______ and more responsive to ________

A

pure tones and complex sounds

30
Q

Damage to Auditory Cortex can cause

A

deafness

31
Q

Conductive Deafness is caused by _______

A

damage to ossicles