Suppose one trains a dog to come running for food when one whistles a 60 dB whistle and also trains the same dog to NOT come running when one whistles a 70 dB whistle. According to the peak-shift effect, which whistle would then lead to the dog's fastest running?

A) 50dB

B) 60dB

C) 70dB

D) 80dB

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Alfred

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1 December, 23:45

Suppose one trains a dog to come running for food when one whistles a 60 dB whistle and also trains the same dog to NOT come running when one whistles a 70 dB whistle. According to the peak-shift effect, which whistle would then lead to the dog's fastest running?

A) 50dB

B) 60dB

C) 70dB

D) 80dB

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Makena Ritter · Answer 1

(a) 50 dB

Explanation:

It is given that someone gives training to dog that it will run for food when h whistles a 60 dB whistles and it is also given that dog will not come when he whistles a 70 dB we have to tell that when there is peak shift effect then whistle would lead to the dog fastest running. The dog will run fast for food when there is a whistle of 50 dB when thee is a peak shift effect.

so option (A) will be the correct option

Suppose one trains a dog to come running for food when one whistles a 60 dB whistle and also trains the same dog to NOT come running when one whistles a 70 dB whistle. According to the peak-shift effect, which whistle would then lead to the dog's fastest running?A) 50dBB) 60dBC) 70dBD) 80dB

Suppose one trains a dog to come running for food when one whistles a 60 dB whistle and also trains the same dog to NOT come running when one whistles a 70 dB whistle. According to the peak-shift effect, which whistle would then lead to the dog's fastest running?

A) 50dB

B) 60dB

C) 70dB

D) 80dB