The Primary Auditory Cortex Contains a Topographical "Map" Of

question 154

Multiple Choice

The primary auditory cortex contains a topographical "map" of:

• A)The locations of sound in the environment
• B)Locations on an unrolled basilar membrane
• C)Outer hair cells
• D)Intensities of sounds in the environment

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Definitions:

Perceive Faces

The cognitive process by which individuals identify and recognize human faces.

Neural Messages

Electrical and chemical signals transmitted by neurons to communicate information throughout the body and brain.

Feature Detectors

Neurons in the brain that specialize in recognizing specific features of an environment, such as lines, edges, or movement.

Vertical Line

A straight line that runs up and down, perpendicular to a horizontal line, often used in geometry and graphing.