Our Ability to Distinguish One High-Frequency Sound from Another-For Example

question 15

Multiple Choice

Our ability to distinguish one high-frequency sound from another-for example, 8000 Hz from 9000 Hz-depends on

• A) which part of the basilar membrane has hair cells with the greatest activity.
• B) the frequency of action potentials produced by each axon in the auditory nerve.
• C) differences in response between cells in the left ear and cells in the right ear.
• D) differences in the velocity of individual action potentials of the auditory nerve.

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