neurochronaxic theory

neu·ro·chro·nax·ic the·o·ry

theory stating that variations in the frequency of the human voice are produced by changes in the rate of contractions of the laryngeal muscles; no longer believed to be true.
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I found that several "Key Terms" listed at the beginning of the chapters (neurochronaxic theory, destructive interference), while present in the glossary, are absent from the index.
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