Test 2 review game

What is Wernicke's area?

The illusory impression of smooth motion resulting from the rapid alternation of objects that appear in dif. locations

What allows us to distinguish between two different sounds with the same pitch and the same loudness?

Tone chroma is a sound quality shared by tones that have the same octave interval

optokinetic nystagmus is a reflective eye movement which the eyes will involuntarily track a continually moving object

The buildup of sound at the beginning of the tone and the decrease in sound at the end of the tone is called what?

Categorical speech perception is

The fundamental frequency is the second harmonic

when the fundamental frequency is missing and you still hear pitch, what is this called?

Reverberation time is the time required for sound to decrease to 60dB less than its original level, what is the "ideal"?

the pattern of movement of living beings is defined as biological motion

The context of sentences influences the ability to recognize words, older adults are better using context to identify

Akinetopsia is a fairly common neuropsychological disorder in which the affected individual cannot perceive motion

we hear different sounds based on where it's coming from in terms of elevation

Sound level, frequency, movement parallax, and reflection are cues for (blank)?

This eye movement tracks an object as it moves across the visual field

As an object is moving towards you, the rate at which its retinal image expands can tell you its

Without the 'fusion' of the (blank) effect, we would experience lots of reverberation and confusion.

What is an octave?

Aperture is a windowlike opening that allows for only a partial view of an object

In 1976, Rubin et al presented consonant-vowel-consonant trigrams to report the presence of specified sounds ASAP

What is Broca's area?

We tend not notice the massive blurriness in the retinal image that occurs during saccadic eye movements because of

What is the variability problem?

What is pitch?

Which of these options is NOT a coordinate system for auditory localization?

The transfer of an effect from one eye to the other is known as:

Interaural differences consist of (blank) differences and (blank) differences.

In 1998, Azlin et al presented modified speech sounds to infants on a continuum between different categories

what is a vowel formant?

When you fixate a stationary target and peripheral targets seem erase by a global moving pattern, you are experiencing

Microsaccade is a voluntary, small, jerky eye movement

Dissonant chords have simple ratios of note frequencies

6. Li et al (2004)studied effects of age-related cognitive difficulties on speech understanding. findings?