Hearing and listening 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What allows us to make sense of what we hear?

A

Auditory sense analysis

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2
Q

Auditory cognition influences what?

A

Influences auditory perceptions

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3
Q

What sections change intensity of different frequencies?

A

Head and pinna

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4
Q

What gives cues to location?

A

Change in spectrum of frequencies

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5
Q

Define interaural time difference

A

Sound may reach one ear slightly faster

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6
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Define interaural level difference

A

Sound may reach one ear slightly louder

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7
Q

How many microseconds does it take to travel from one ear to the other?

A

600 microseconds

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8
Q

What are ITD’s useful and useless for?

A

Useful for azimuth, not useful for judging elevation and distance

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9
Q

Will different locations have the same ITD?

A

Yes, different locations share the same ITD

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10
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Which location does ITD tell us about?

A

Only tells us horizontal locations

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11
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What does inter level differences tell us about?

A

Whether the sound came from left or right

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12
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When do inter level differences have the greatest effect?

A

Bigger effect with high-frequency sounds

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13
Q

The role of the auditory system is…

A

To assign the right frequency components to the right source and segregate complex sound field

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14
Q

What does the auditory system reconstructs?

A

Reconstructs speech, music, cars honking and their location

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15
Q

Higher pitched voice equals what?

A

Higher fundamental frequency

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16
Q

Which 5 things do cues help to segregate?

A

Different sounds tend to start & stop at different times, they tend to have different pitches, frequency components change in amplitude at same time, spectral harmonics, location of sound sources

17
Q

Explain streaming

A

Tones are perceived as 1 or 2 simultaneous streams, rhythm depends on whether notes are grouped or segregated.

18
Q

Which 2 things affect segregation?

A

Frequency difference and presentation rate

19
Q

What are the 2 things that stop us from hearing things?

A

Energetic masking and informational masking

20
Q

Describe energetic masking

A

Overlaps sound in time and frequency

21
Q

Define informational masking

A

Can hear, but can’t pay attention because failures of object formation and selection

22
Q

What does MMN stand for and provide evidence for?

A

Mismatch negativity, provides evidence for pre-attentive streaming

23
Q

Explain the McGurk effect

A

Multi modal effect. Persists despite instructions or when aware of illusion adding 2nd task decreases magnitude of effect

24
Q

Define sustained inattention deafness

A

Unaware of change to auditory scene, hard to detect an unexpected change, due to limited awareness