The Term "Categorical Perception" Refers to the Fact That We

question 70

Multiple Choice

The term "categorical perception" refers to the fact that we are

• A)better at hearing some categories of sounds than we are at hearing other categories.
• B)skillful both in identifying categories of sounds and in categorizing the physical characteristics of those sounds.
• C)better at hearing the difference between sounds from different categories than we are at distinguishing sounds from the same category.
• D)highly sensitive to variations within a category but less sensitive to the contrast between categories.

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