In Terms of the Nature of Listening, a Person's Ability

question 2

Multiple Choice

In terms of the nature of listening, a person's ability to sense words is dependent on:

• A) the dominant wavelength of his or her brain waves.
• B) how well his or her ears can pick up sounds.
• C) his or her ability to remember details after a few hours.
• D) his or her interpretation of the words.
• E) the paralanguage used by the speaker.

Comprehend the processes involved in neurotransmitter release and reception, and their importance in neural communication.

Recognize the protective roles of glial cells in the central nervous system.

Understand the implications of neural transmission speed and its factors.

Understand the key concepts and goals of existential therapy.