Aud Science Review Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Q

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Horizontal : 0 degrees in front of the head, 90 degrees is by the right ear, 180 degrees is behind the head, 270 degrees is by the left ear
Vertical : 0 degrees in front, 90 degrees on top, 180 behind

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what are the big 3?

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amplitude, frequency, and time

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3
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what are the perceptual qualities of the big 3

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amplitude - loudness
frequency - pitch
time - duration

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4
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what bandwidth is a good generator?

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narrow band

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5
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what bandwidth is good transducer ?

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broad band

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what is threshold microstructure?

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the little changes on an audio gram between test points, we assume it falls where the line is

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3 factors of masking

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intensity of masker, frequency of masker, and temporal characteristics

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8
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what makes psychoacoustic procedures adaptive?

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psychoacoustic procedures are adaptive, because you adjust how you test based off of the patient’s response

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with regards to signal detection theory, someone with liberal criterion will present with thresholds that are relatively better or poorer?

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Relatively better threshold

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10
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for listeners with typical hearing, Dublin of loudness is approximately equivalent, to an increase of how many dB

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10

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11
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jnd intensity

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1 dB or better

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jnd frequency

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approximately 0.5% of the frequency

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13
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jnd for duration

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as short as 2-3 msec

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14
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why would the jnd for frequency be different at 2000 Hz than it is it 1000 Hz

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15
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List four factors that can affect threshold estimation

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attention level, understanding of the directions, motivation, level, and internal criterion

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16
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True or false loudest perception is dependent upon the frequency of the stimulus

17
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what are the five parameters for measuring threshold behaviorally?

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Method of presentation, starting level, stepsize, stopping role, and how the threshold is defined

18
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What is differential sensitivity?

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test assesses the smallest detectable difference between two stimuli that vary in sound pressure

19
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what is absolute sensitivity?

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Test assesses the least amount of sound pressure level at which a subject response 50% of the time

20
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The cochlea is nonlinear, meaning that the amount of game differs based on input level. is more gain applied at low-level inputs, mid-level, and puts or high-level inputs?

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 Low input level

21
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dynamic range refers to

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The range between the least audible sound in the highest tolerable sound

22
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What is the frequency range with the auditory system is the most sensitive?

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1000 to 5000 Hz

23
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if you increase the stiffness …

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The rate of vibration will increase

24
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if you increase the mass…

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The rate of a ration will decrease

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basic quantities
Time, length, and mass
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derived quantities
require more than one factor. examples are velocity, displacement, and power
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what’s the difference between scalar and vector quanties
they both have magnitude but only vector has direction
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sound pressure
Force per unit area measured at one particular location away from the source
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sound power
work per time unit, property of the sound source
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sound intensity
Power per unit area, described as the flow of sound
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RMS
average amplitude
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doubling of intensity
+3 db
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doubling of sound pressure
+ 6 dB
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doubling of loudness
+10 dB