Warren et al. presented listeners with tones that were either (1) interrupted with silent gaps; or (2) interrupted with silent gaps with noise. The results showed
A) both conditions resulted in listeners hearing a continuous tone.
B) both conditions resulted in listeners hearing bursts of separate tones.
C) the noise condition resulted in listeners hearing a continuous tone.
D) the silent gap condition resulted in listeners hearing a continuous tone.
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