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    The Perception of Very High-Frequency Sounds Is Explained By
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The Perception of Very High-Frequency Sounds Is Explained By

Question 20

Question 20

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The perception of very high-frequency sounds is explained by:


A) frequency theory.
B) place theory.
C) opponent-process theory.
D) the volley principle.

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