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PSYC 3341 Lecture 5: Hearing

United States

Physiological Psychology

Psychology

Barton Emily

University of Houston

Child Development

14. The semicircular canals are responsible for a. motion perception b. balance c. hearing d. smell detection.

22. Rods and cones for vision are similar in function as __ is for hearing. a. hair cells b. ossicles c. tympanic membrane d. basilar membrane

of the ear for hearing. 10. The retina of the eye for vision works the same as the a. Tympanic Membrane c. Cochlea b. Ossicles d. None of these

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