The way we hear things is known as speech perception

The way we hear things is known as speech perception. Basically when somebody researches this topic they are trying to understand how people recognize sound. This is so that they can come up with better ways for things like computers to understand human language and to come up with better ways to help the hearing impaired people who speak different languages. The most interesting part of speech to me is the fact that it is a very important part of life so not being able to comprehend or talk at all puts a hinder on many people’s lives because it may take them longer and be more complicated to just simply get someone to understand.Attach here your final paper, 10 pages in length, by the end of week 8. Papers submitted without completing the paper topic submission and final paper summary steps will not earn points, no exceptions. The paper must be formatted per the requirements of the American Psychology Association (APA). http://apa.org/The paper must address a topic from Chapters 11-16. The topic is expected to integrate physiological and psychological aspects of perceptual functioning. An example of an acceptable topic would be “the role of expectation upon the sensory experience of olfaction.”Note: A very important aspect of this paper is that it must cover more than what is already covered in the course — textbook information summary and course review isn’t the goal — but rather it must expand on a topic related to the course. The topic can also not be too broad. An example of an appropriate topic might be a particular disorder of the olfactory system. A too broad topic would be “Perception and the Sense of Smell”. The latter is too general because it is one of the human sensory systems and something the course already covers. It is also much too broad because it covers an entire sensory system.Finally, an exceedingly important aspect of this assignment and the others in the course is the rule prohibiting ANY type of copying. The certainly includes copying word-for-word, or with just a few words changed or rearranged, published material of any kind, and you also may not even quote for any assignment in the course. Concern the latter, your prof needs to see what you understand of what you have read rather than what you can copy and place inside quotation marks. You must paraphrase (summarize in your own words) published materials and properly source credit published materials both in the post or paper body and in a list attached to the end per APA formatting rules. A first instance of ANY copying and/or failure to source credit, regardless of intent to do so or not, will result in an assignment score of zero with no option for revision and any additional instances will result in course failure.