… For most school music teachers, the speaking voice … despite the perceptual judgment of
hoarseness, then behavioral … knowledge beyond our typical training in graduate school. For …

… A 48-year-old music teacher and classically trained soprano presented with a 2-year history
of dysphonia after an upper respiratory infection. Her main complaint was a large break in …

… -perceptual judgments. Thus, there is a clear need for a way to make such judgments that is
… amount of user training needed, and whether to use anchors in training. The establishment …

… cues in stress judgments; duration produced the greater overall fluctuation in the judgments
and a method is suggested of making a quantitative comparison of the effect of the two cues. …

… The purpose of this study was to investigate how the presence of hypernasality affects listeners…
vocal effort between individuals with dysphonia, naïve listeners, and expert raters [30, 31]. …

… dysphonia were queried, prompting further exploration of each woman's medical history, …
Vocal assessment included pretherapy and posttherapy subjective perceptual judgments of …

… most closely with the subjective judgments. It was concluded … enced by patients with spasmodic
dysphonia.Treatment with … Ten of the patients had received voice training from a speech …

… , auditory training, etc.) is of equal relevance in the judgment of … Amount of musical
background or training ranged from none or … evaluation of dysphonia. J Voice 1999; 13: 508Á/17. …

… evaluated the reliability of pitch judgments as a basic step … and Phoniatrics before judging
hoarseness in vowel samples. The … training of perceptual judgments about aspects of musical …

… in focal dystonia are of central origin and not solely caused by the … One task consisted of
subjects providing verbal judgments … Our group 20 recently proposed that musician's dystonia, …