Neither Place Theory nor Frequency Theory Offers a Wholly Adequate

question 87

Multiple Choice

Neither place theory nor frequency theory offers a wholly adequate theory of the perception of sound.Which of the following statements is true?

• A) Both place theory and frequency theory explain our perception of high- but not low-frequency sounds.
• B) Both place theory and frequency theory explain our perception of low- but not high-frequency sounds.
• C) Place theory accounts for the perception of low-frequency sounds; frequency theory explains our perception of high-frequency sounds.
• D) Place theory accounts for the perception of high-frequency sounds; frequency theory explains our perception of low-frequency sounds.

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