Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life

Hearing

ByAdmin July 22, 2021

Week- 5 Hearing >>> Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life

The man’s spouse has a soft voice

There is a problem in the right inner ear

There is a problem in the right external or middle ear

There is a problem in the left external or middle ear

There is a problem in the left inner ear

Type of ototoxic drug.

Hearing quality prior to hearing loss.

Age at time of possible cochlear implant.

Age at time of hearing loss.

None of the above.

Decrease frequency of air-conducted sound

Decrease frequency of bone-conducted sound

Increase frequency of air-conducted sound

Increase sound amplitude

Increase frequency of bone-conducted sound

Decrease sound amplitude

Increase sound stimulus amplitude

Decrease frequency of bone-conducted sound

Decrease sound stimulus amplitude

Decrease resolution between neighboring sound frequencies

Increase resolution between neighboring sound frequencies

Increase frequency of bone-conducted sound

Semantic communication is well developed in a number of non-human animals.

Prosodic communication is specific to (i.e. only found in) humans.

Prosody typically trumps semantics

Prosody is controlled primarily by the dominant hemisphere.

None of the above.

Their membrane potential changes in response to sound.

They move in response to sound because of the molecular motor prestin.

They synapse onto spiral ganglion cells, which send axons into the brain.

They outnumber inner hair cells.

They outnumber primary auditory cortex neurons.

Their membrane potential changes in response to sound.

They move in response to sound because of the molecular motor prestin.

They synapse onto spiral ganglion cells, which send axons into the brain.

They outnumber outer hair cells.

They outnumber primary auditory cortex neurons.

Hear the tone played into the ear

Do not hear the tone played into the ear

May experience tinnitus

No chance of experiencing tinnitus

The oval window pushes on the stapes as the sound goes IN.

The oval window pushes on the stapes as the sound goes OUT.

The stapes pushes on the oval window as the sound goes IN.

The stapes pushes on the oval window as the sound goes OUT.

Sound that is amplified in the ear canal causes movement of the tympanic membrane.

Movement of the tympanic membrane causes a sound wave in the ear canal.

Understanding the Brain: The Neurobiology of Everyday Life

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