… Several perceptual scales have been developed to assess voice quality in dysphonic … of
musical training, knowledge of foreign languages, or professional experience with dysphonia or …

… cultural traditions of the musical origin while maintaining their … dysphonia influencing some
to perceive the vocal effect as … in the perceptual judgments of professional listeners (SLPs and …

… , suggesting that musical training and experience may account for such performance. … /or
use of improper singing techniques may cause dysphonia, in which mostly it does not pose risk …

… of dysphonia might be present in actors since the training period. … Dysphonia risk screening
protocol for musical theatre actors: … on perceptual judgment of mild to moderate dysphonia: a …

… Our hypothesis was that the negative judgments associated with dysphonic speakers are …
the human voice, as well as musical and visual arts training. Her research projects are focused …

… Therefore, auditory training should be included in programs … individuals: the impact of musical
interference and noise. J … tuned reproductions in non-dysphonic women and an average of …

… -based judgment of the A samples could be guaranteed, without the risk of potential influences
from … the possible influence of visual information on the judgment of dysphonic speakers. …

… tual in nature and analysis based on listeners’ judgment is often used to evaluate it [1]. But
… of the musical style, of the training received and of practice per se. Training and regular in …

… and misuse behaviors according to voice history; (2) had dysphonia according to overall
severity … voice assessments are necessary for a precise judgment in MTD, though they are not …

… to exposure to training and musical activities (singing, musical instrument, music education).
… voice bank, being 15 normal and 15 dysphonic voices. The bank was composed of male …