because the rattling noise helped with sound localization. In Developmental Psychology I learned that infants auditory perception is adequate even from birth. More specifically, by the age of one their sound localization abilities reach adult level. Hence, Alisha was able to find the ball because as an eight month old her sound localization capabilities are good and these abilities permitted her to find the ball based on pinpointing the direction of the rattling sound. As I previously stated, Alisha
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Cymatics first. Cymatics is the study of visible sound and vibration, a subset of modal phenomena. Typically the surface of a plate, diaphragm, or membrane is vibrated, and regions of maximum and minimum displacement are made visible in a thin coating of particles, paste, or liquid. Different patterns emerge in the exitatory medium depending on the geometry of the plate and the driving frequency. (Hans, 2001) In short it is making shapes with sounds. Below I have included a picture of some of the
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use a presentation outline to ensure flow of the presentation, as it is very unprofessional to jump from main point to main point without any transitional statements between the main supporting data; or they read a written script which can sometimes sound a little monotone and lack in style. 2. What role does the delivery method (e.g. online, video conferencing, face-to-face, conference room) play in constructing a presentation? The delivery method will change depending on how the presentation
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Blending Assessment and the Beginning Sound Assessment designed by Dr. Adria Klein, Professor at CSU San Bernardino. He seemed to be struggling in the kindergarten class, 5 months in, so his grandmother/guardian asked the tutor to assess and instruct him to bring him up to speed. He was anxious to learn as his classmates shunned him and called him dumb. He did not attend pre-kindergarten classes. He achieved a perfect score on the Beginning Sounds and the Phoneme Blending Assessment
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combinations presented a challenge for him. I wanted him to comprehend the differences between these sounds. For homework I had Miguel to provide words for these letter combinations. Instinctively he wanted to have shared first letters, but as he soon found out that would not work; therefore, he was able to pronounce words using the above combination. Towards the end of the lesson he new his sounds combination of the letters and was able to provide a series of words; for example, an became ran, en
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Victor Bello 6/26/12 Psychology Dr. Kinslow MUSIC PRODUCTION AND CREATIVE THINKING “Music is the movement of sound to reach the soul for the education of its virtue.” These words of wisdom come from the great philosopher Plato and I have taken them to heart along my musical journey. I’ve known for a long time that I would find my calling in a career in the music industry. It was around the age of 12 that I really how much I really loved music and wanted to do
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described and narrated. Through the whole story, I had this good feeling. The lottery sounded like a happy, normal yearly event. I wasn’t feeling disgusted or outraged by it. This goes to show how a horrific act can sound just normal, even fine when it becomes a tradition. Having a good harvest sounds like a legitimate, good reason but when we look at the price to pay for it (sacrificing someone’s life) it just feels wrong and evil. Making the lottery a practice, and having people participating in it and
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Career Profile: Sound Technician Canadian Music Industry I ENT 1301 Tony Sutherland Monday, October 26, 2012. Sound Technician Duties & responsibilities: * With effectively with producers and performers to achieve the desired sound. * Successfully mix and edit voices, sound effects and music for songs, albums and live performances. * Use a sound board, and successfully record sounds with recording equipment. * Separate and combine sound clips. * Experience:
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influence of technology on silence and the values of silence we have lost sight of. She claims that before we had “a technologically mediated society” sound was ephemeral and silence was once taken for granted(375). However, advancements in technology have made it possible to multiply sound and make sound permanent thereby proliferating the amount of sound in the environment. Now silence is now seen as a common good because it has become scarce. She writes that silence is important because it creates
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and important things from this like waves of electromagnetic radiation, or our eyes and their respond to some of these waves an finally how our brain turns these energy wave sensations into colors. Hearing is another important point to understand as sound waves reach the ear with different frequency, amplitude and complexity. Finally the text explains others sense of the body like the touch, pain taste and smell to analyze the behavior in the body in different situation in our lives. Application
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