… to differentiate perceptually dysphonic and nondysphonic voices … dysphonia severity based
on auditory-perceptual judgments. … control speakers who had a history of smoking. We also …

… ) when the BoNT-A effect had clinically waned. The voice handicap index (VHI) was collected
at both timepoints to ascertain subjective impairment by dysphonia. The institutional ethics …

… someone without formal musical or singing training but with … Taken together, aesthetic
judgments of voices in music is an … psychological problems that can follow hoarseness. Hence, …

… a variety of voice disorders such as muscle tension dysphonia, 17 hyper-functional disorders
, … counting sample could have influenced the perceptual judgment in this study. Therefore, it …

… Many processes resulting in dysphonia affect the vocal folds … vocal training, as many as a
third of singers report menstrual … dehydration and effects on judgment. Caffeine, a diuretic, can …

… speech in noise or to a speaker with dysphonia. Impoverished speech input could impede
pupils' … In this review, we investigate the effects of background noise and impaired (dysphonic) …

… in Pubmed using the keywords “CPP dysphonia” and “jitter dysphonia” for the timespan of
… will be variance in judgments due to differences in training or the cultural background of the …

… in a professional context are available to evaluate judgements and impressions of voices.
This is … , which was not possible in the current study because of the music in the background. …

… musical background, but also to purely instrumental material. … manipulations triggered
emotional judgements as intended when … or hoarseness [40,41]. Finally, it should be noted that the …

… Background: Dysphonia influences the quality of life by interfering with communication. …
young patients, and they could validate their judgment during the test based on their knowledge. …