After a small section of his basilar membrane was damaged, Josko experienced a noticeable loss of hearing for high-pitched sounds only. Josko's hearing loss is best explained by the code mechanism of the ear to encode sound-wave frequencies.
a. place
b. opponent-process
c. temporal
d. frequency

Josko's hearing loss is best explained by the ‘place ‘code mechanism of the ear to encode sound-wave frequencies.

Explanation:

Place code mechanism is that the amount of sound depends on where each component produces vibration.

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Explanation:

Josko's hearing loss is best explained by the place code mechanism of the ear to encode sound-wave frequencies.

The place code theory main focus is on where in the inner ear a sound activates

In a place code, different frequencies activate different parts of the inner ear, with pitch organized from high to low, like a musical scale. Where the activation is indicates the pitch of a sound. The inner ear has lost the ability to activate high-pitch sounds.

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