Question 12 of 50 Why does your own voice sound different to you than it does to

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Question 12 of 50 Why does your own voice sound different to you than it does to others? The speaker is less critical of the sound of his or her own voice than of the sound of others. voices; this is especially true for men. O All of these 0 Each person has heard his or her voice for a lifetime, and thus has an idealized impression of it. When hearing your own voice, the sound reaches the sense organ via both air and bone conduction. O O The auditory nerve is favorably conditioned to this familiar sound. None of these 4 Previous Next Display previously viewed questions 8 2

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Our own voice sound different to us because when sound produced, the sound wave enter the ear and cochlea by two ways on is through the air. On the other hand the sound waves also reach the cochlea directly through bone conducting. So the voice sound different to us than it to others.

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