… effect of musical background on both pitch discrimination abilities and the reliability of judging
voice quality in dysphonic … the reliability of voice quality judgments. Twenty musicians 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 …

… underwent training by the first author in VFE procedure in which they were called for
placing the precise pitch on the vowels using the reference tones on the same musical notes …

… 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 …

… the effect of educational background and experience on judgments of dysphonia in a group
… was the unequal distribution of musical background between otolaryngology residents and …

… 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 …

… ) with a varying educational background and a lack of consistent experience with dysphonia.
… singing, whereas the other half taught musical theater singing. This difference in style may …

… 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 …

… were posited to better account for perceptual judgments of quality. Indeed, prior research
has … For example, the same musical note played on a flute and a piano would have the same …

… 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 …