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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.5
Based on Cochlear Implant research, why might some argue against Place Theory?
Cochlear implants stimulate different sections along the basilar membrane, yet recipients report perceiving a range of pitches.
Place theory can explain why cochlear implants allow for understanding complex sounds like speech and music.
Cochlear implants rely on place theory for establishing sound localization.
Cochlear implants do not refute place theory because they use frequency principle instead.
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