Being Able to Detect a Sound Is Defined as _______

question 29

Multiple Choice

Being able to detect a sound is defined as _______ threshold, whereas being able to detect that a change in sound occurred from a first sound to a second sound is called _______ threshold.

• A) absolute; difference
• B) minimal; change
• C) difference; minimal
• D) change; absolute
• E) absolute; minimal

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Definitions:

Saccades

Rapid, ballistic movements of the eyes that abruptly change the point of fixation.

Reading Understanding

The cognitive process of deciphering symbolic language to comprehend the intended message or information.

Reading Speed

The rate at which a person can read and comprehend text, which can vary greatly among individuals and can be influenced by practice and reading strategies.

Reading Focus

The ability to concentrate and understand written material, essential for learning and acquiring knowledge.