When Scientists Artificially Alter Recordings of Speech to Resemble Regular

question 52

Multiple Choice

When scientists artificially alter recordings of speech to resemble regular, repeating sine waves, people typically interpret them as

• A) foreign language speech.
• B) tones from a musical instrument.
• C) tweeting birds.
• D) infants babbling.

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