Which of the following statements best explains how some neurons in the primary auditory cortex people recognize and distinguish between the sounds they hear? a. some neurons prefer a certain frequency, such as high sounds. b. some neurons combine information from the specialist cells. c. some neurons categorize sounds into their specific frequency. d. some neurons process specific types of sounds, such as voices.  

The right option is; C. Some neurons categorize sounds into their specific frequency.

The primary auditory cortex is a structure situated at the upper part of the temporal lobe. The neurons present in the primary auditory cortex are responsible for processing auditory information in humans. They identify and separate sounds as well as the location of the sound in space. Some of the neurons arrange sounds based on the frequency of sound to which they respond best.

The right option is; C. Some neurons categorize sounds into their specific frequency.

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