COMD 5070 Exam 1 Study Guide Questions
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What are the four features of the scientific method? -
Correct Answer-empirical
deterministic
predictive
parsimonious
What does empirical mean? - Correct Answer-based on
data
What does deterministic mean? - Correct Answer-obey
physical laws
What does predictive mean? - Correct Answer-show what
will happen
, What does parsimonious mean? - Correct Answer-use the
simplest explanation possible
Why do SLPs use technology in clinical practices? - Correct
Answer-to overcome listener bias
to describe severity objectively
to demonstrate treatment efficacy (track progress)
to provide biofeedback
What is the difference between pitch perception and
frequency measurement? - Correct Answer-pitch is
subjective to the listener
frequency is objective and can be measured
How do waveforms differ as frequency goes up or down? -
Correct Answer-higher frequency wavelengths appear
closer together with more frequency over a period of time
than lower frequencies
What is the difference between loudness perception and
intensity measurement? - Correct Answer-Loudness is
subjective and cannot be measured
Intensity is objective and can be measured by equipment
What are the units of measurement for intensity? - Correct
Answer-HL
SPL
with 100% Correct Answers | Verified |
Updated
What are the four features of the scientific method? -
Correct Answer-empirical
deterministic
predictive
parsimonious
What does empirical mean? - Correct Answer-based on
data
What does deterministic mean? - Correct Answer-obey
physical laws
What does predictive mean? - Correct Answer-show what
will happen
, What does parsimonious mean? - Correct Answer-use the
simplest explanation possible
Why do SLPs use technology in clinical practices? - Correct
Answer-to overcome listener bias
to describe severity objectively
to demonstrate treatment efficacy (track progress)
to provide biofeedback
What is the difference between pitch perception and
frequency measurement? - Correct Answer-pitch is
subjective to the listener
frequency is objective and can be measured
How do waveforms differ as frequency goes up or down? -
Correct Answer-higher frequency wavelengths appear
closer together with more frequency over a period of time
than lower frequencies
What is the difference between loudness perception and
intensity measurement? - Correct Answer-Loudness is
subjective and cannot be measured
Intensity is objective and can be measured by equipment
What are the units of measurement for intensity? - Correct
Answer-HL
SPL
