alleryBarthes's first level of listening, detecting familiar or unfamiliar environmental sound cues, is called what?
AAlerting
BDeciphering
CUnderstanding
DRepeating
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alerting
1. Barthes described three levels of listening.
2. The first, alerting, detects sound cues such as an unfamiliar squeaking door.
3. Deciphering finds patterns; understanding grasps how sound affects the listener.
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