In the Motor Theory of Speech Perception, It Is Thought

question 37

Multiple Choice

In the motor theory of speech perception, it is thought that ______.

• A)unless one's own speech apparatus is engaged, it is impossible to understand the speech of others
• B)areas in the premotor cortex are necessary for speech perception
• C)inferring sound from the movements of the speaker's mouth is the core of the speech perception system
• D)speech perception relies on the same processes as do other forms of auditory perception

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