The Place Theory of Hearing States That

The place theory of hearing states that:

A) the place or location from which a sound is originating is identified based on the difference in intensity between the two ears.
B) the location along the basilar membrane that is stimulated by the sound wave determines how we perceive the sound's pitch.
C) the same frequency soundwave will result in the perception of a different pitch depending on the location of the sound source relative to the head.
D) the primary auditory cortex is located in the same place in all human brains (regardless of handedness) .