Reliability of Objective Voice Measures of Normal Speaking Voices
Abstract
To determine the reliability of objective voice measures used commonly in clinical practice.Eighteen healthy volunteers (nine males and nine females).Objective voice measures were performed on 18 healthy volunteers on 10 occasions under similar conditions over a 30-day period. Consistency of measures was analyzed to determine reliability.Using currently accepted normative values, intraclass correlation coefficients were moderate (>0.6) for...
Paper Details
Title
Reliability of Objective Voice Measures of Normal Speaking Voices
Published Date
Mar 1, 2013
Journal
Volume
27
Issue
2
Pages
170 - 176
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