Humans Perceive the Sound /B/ to Be the Same, Even

question 36

Multiple Choice

Humans perceive the sound /b/ to be the same, even when the coarticulation of the sound is be different. This phenomenon is an example of

• A) perceptual constancy.
• B) acoustic consistency.
• C) phonemic transitions.
• D) the segmentation problem.

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Definitions:

Interoceptive Conditioning

A form of conditioning that involves using internal bodily signals as stimuli to condition behavior, often related to the regulation of physiological responses.

Panic Attacks

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Conditioned Stimuli

Stimuli that, through association with an unconditioned stimulus, come to produce a learned or conditioned response.

Panic Disorders

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