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Correlates Of Sophisticated Listener Judgments Of Esophageal Air Intake Noise, Vincent Eccleston
Correlates Of Sophisticated Listener Judgments Of Esophageal Air Intake Noise, Vincent Eccleston
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The literature on esophageal speech has identified the problem of extraneous air intake noise, suggested its possible etiology, and provided practical advice for clinical management. Documentation on the efficacy of specific methodology is lacking in the literature. Such documentation would be simplified if objective criteria were used to rate the severity of intake noise. The present study was prompted by the lack of basic data regarding listener evaluation of intake noise.
The purpose of this study was to identify physical and perceptual correlates of acceptability of esophageal air intake noise. A primary and a secondary question were asked:
Are selected …