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ASLP 3030- Speech and Hearing Science EXAM 1 Review | Comprehensive Questions and Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 With 100% Verified Solutions

ASLP 3030 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Rated A+ What is a complex waveform? - It is a Waveform that contains multiple frequencies How do speakers increase their perceived loudness? - * By increasing subglottal pressure * Having larger articulators movements with higher oral pressure Having larger vocal fold *excursions and more forceful vocal fold collisions What is the main thing that distinguishes a digital signal from an analog signal? - Digital Signals - are discr...

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ASLP 3030- Speech and Hearing Science EXAM 1 Review | Already Passed Attack - ~also called "Rise" ~time from silence to maximum amplitude Release - ~also called "Fall" ~time from maximum amplitude to silence Compression - Rarefaction - decrease in molecule density Frequency - number of cycles completed per second Amplitude - displacement from equilibrium position Phase - ~position of the waveform in its cycle at a specific moment in time ~refers to the particular point of a cycl...

U-tube manometer - Answer- -individual places tube in mouth to blow -measures pressure required to displace the water How does intraoral air pressure differ for a stop and/or fricative consonant vs. a vowel consonant? Which sound has intraoral pressure that is roughly equal to atmospheric pressure? - Answer- - It is highest for stops, elevated for fricatives and equal to atmospheric pressure for vowels subglottal pressure - Answer- - Pressure below the larynx - driving pressure for phon...