What Is the Major Problem for the Frequency Theory of Sound

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Multiple Choice

What is the major problem for the frequency theory of sound perception?

• A) It cannot account for perception of low pitch sounds.
• B) It cannot account for perception of low amplitude sounds.
• C) It requires the cochlea to vibrate, and it does not.
• D) Neurons cannot respond as quickly as the theory requires.

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