The Key Idea Behind the Place Theory of Hearing Is

question 202

Multiple Choice

The key idea behind the place theory of hearing is that:

• A)there are structures in the inner ear that provide us with a sense of the position of our bodies in space
• B)we have a system for sensing the position and movement of the various parts of our body
• C)the pitch we hear is related to the place where the cochlea's basilar membrane is stimulated
• D)we can locate the place from which a sound originated because of the distance between our ears

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