exam 1 study guide Flashcards

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speech science

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study of the articulation and physiology of speech productions, the acoustics of speech, and the process by which the listeners perceive speech

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Hertz

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measurement of frequency

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3
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Decibels

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measurement of intensity

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Seconds

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measurement of time

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Perceptual phonetics

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study of the characteristics of the sounds of a language to discriminate sounds from one another

focused on IPA

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Acoustic Phonetics

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study of measurable acoustic or physical properties of sound

including intensity, frequency, duration of sound

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Physiological phonetics

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study of the physical structures and how they interact to produce the sounds of a language

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8
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Vibratory/Oscillatory

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back and forth movement

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velocity

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speed in a certain direction

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period

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time in which a cycle is completed

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intensity

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degree or amplitude of particle displacement

loudness

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frequency

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number of times per second that the vibratory pattern occurs

pitch

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time

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time in which a wave cycle is complete

duration

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14
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damping

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reduction of motion due to friction

displacement grows closer together

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15
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medium

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any substance or environment through which a force can be transmitted

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16
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degree and strength of elasticity

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degree: how much matter can be disturbed (stretched)

strength: amount of resistance the matter has to movement

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SHM simple harmonic motion

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for sound to be transmitted, air particles must be set in motion (vibration) by force

18
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compression and rarefraction

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compression: spaced close together

rarefaction: spaced apart

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speed of sound in feet

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1100 feet per second

20
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formulas for calculating time and frequency

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F=1/T or T=1/F

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formulas for calculating wave length and frequency

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F=1100/lambda 0r lambda=1100/F

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formulas for calculating wave length and time

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T=lambda/1100 or lambda=T/1100

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simple vs complex sound waves

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simple sound waves: one frequency (pure tone) has back and forth motion

complex sound wave: more than one frequency and consists of speech sounds; have different cycles due to different frequencies

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inertia

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“if at rest, stay at rest” and “if in motion, stay in motion”

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sound
disturbance of the particles of a medium taking the form of vibratory or oscillatory movement
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maximum displacement
minimum speed/0 velocity max acceleration
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minimum displacement
maximum speed or maximum velocity
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when does displacement increase or decrease
increases as it moves away from point of rest decreases as it moves towards point of rest
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velocity
consists of speed and direction
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pressure on graph
increases when moving to 0 degrees line decreases when moving away from 0 degrees line
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direction on graph
above line: + below line: -
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indirect relationship
as one increases, the other decreases
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direct relationship
as one increases, the other increases
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relationship between displacement and pressure
0-90: both high - direct 90-180: d low/p high - indirect 180-270: d high/p low - indirect 270-360: both low - direct direct: rarefaction indirect: compression
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relationship between displacement and velocity
always inverse as one increases, the other decreases and vise versa
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relationship between velocity and pressure
0-90: v low/p high - indirect 90-180: both high - direct 180-270: both low - direct 270-360: v high/p low - indirect direct: compression indirect: rarefaction
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wavelength
distance a wave travels in one cycle
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