Theory of hearing that views the basilar membrane

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1. The theory of hearing that views the basilar membrane as being like a drumhead is

A. place theory
B. timpani theory
C. frequency theory
D. opponent process theory

2. Among the following, which drug tends to produce tolerance most SLOWLY?

A. narcotics
B. stimulants
C. sedatives
D. alcohol

3. In the _____ culture, dreams are viewed as the focal point of existence that determines an individual's way of life.

A. Marakesh of Morocco
B. aborigines of Australia
C. Arapesh of New Guinea
D. Parintinin of Brazil

4. The sense associated with the perception of taste is referred to as the

A. gustatory system
B. olfactory system
C. vagus system
D. vestibular system

5. When Celeste was playering her stereo at 40 decibels and she turned it up to 44 decibels, she could notice that it was louder. Based on this information you could predict that if Celeste has her stereo playing at 80 decibels, her just noticeable difference for loudness would be

A. 4 decibels, the same as it was at 40 decibels
B. 2 decibels, half as much as it was at 40 decibels
C. impossible to determine without more information
D. 8 decibels, twice as much as it was at 40 decibels

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