Once at the __________ level of sound awareness, someone with normal hearing can point and name objects. Group of answer choices comprehension level distinction level identification level discrimination level
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The question is about the level of sound awareness at which a person with normal hearing can point and name objects. This implies a level of auditory processing where the person can recognize and identify specific sounds associated with objects. Show more…
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