Multiple Choice
The phenomenon known as two-tone suppression occurs when
A) a second tone of a slightly different frequency is added to the first tone.
B) three tones are heard together.
C) the hair cells are not tuned properly to the particular frequencies heard.
D) several tones are heard at the same time.
E) any more than two tones cannot be heard.
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