… In this study, recorded samples of dysphonic speaking voice … accessible to our colleagues
in music. An additional thank you … auditory-perceptual judgments of dysphonic speaking voice …

… a variety of speaker traits and make social judgments. These … examine if individuals with
musical training are more accurate … For example, when evaluating dysphonic voices, musicians …

… he was expected to teach music, history, geography, and social … impact on the progress in
and eventual outcome of therapy or may indirectly influence aspects of the therapist's judgment…

… and regardless of genre of music (54). The rst building block in CVT training is to ensure a
… listeners is a subjective judgment on the type and severity of the dysphonic quality present (…

… There was a high prevalence of dysphonia in voice professionals, especially in the detection
by auditory-perceptual judgment. High vocal demand and being a teacher influenced the …

… judgments made by inexperienced listeners (Kreiman et al., 1992). Dysphonic voice quality
judgments … with inexperienced listeners’ dysphonic voice quality judgments correlating with …

… identified as a risk factor for dysphonia, mainly when intensity and … After the perceptual
judgment tasks, we asked the judges … minutes in three different background noise levels, involving …

… Such metrics of dysphonia severity are traditionally derived … are relatively insulated from
influences related to language [1–5… For the auditory-perceptual judgments of dysphonia severity, …

… Although temporary hoarseness is not uncommon in any surgery that involves general …
of practice and according to their training. Guidelines represent the best judgment of a team of …

… to listener variability in judgments of intelligibility. … In general, the variability in perceptual
judgment in motor speech … They found no differences in accuracy of judgments based on …