Introduction Our voice is key for conveying information and knowledge to others during
verbal communication. However, those who heavily depend on their voice, such as teachers …

Objective To synthesize existing evidence of the relationship between voice parameters and
speech intelligibility. Methods Following Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews …

Speech intelligibility is an essential though complex construct in speech pathology. In this
paper, we investigated the interrater reliability and validity of two types of intelligibility …

There is a high prevalence of dysphonia among professional voice users and the impact of
the disordered voice on the speaker is well documented. However, there is minimal …

Purpose The aims of the current study were to determine age-related changes to the
phonatory and articulatory subsystems and to investigate an exploratory model of …

Importance Voice disorders impede communication and limit quality of life for many children.
However, research demonstrating the prevalence of pediatric voice problems and …

Dysphonia negatively affects a speaker's intelligibility, especially in noisy environments.
Previously, our study showed this effect of dysphonia with the transcription-based …

Introduction: This paper aims at observing the impact of dysphonic voice on children's
reception of a linguistic message by evaluating their reaction times (RT) to instructions given …

Aim Speakers with dysphonia often report difficulty with maintaining intelligibility in noisy
environments; however, there is no objective method for characterizing this difficulty …

Objectives: Hearing loss has been implicated in dysphonia secondary to voice misuse,
although the data supporting this claim are scant. Determining the prevalence of hearing …