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The Effect of Auditory Condition on Voice Parameter of Teacher  

Lee Ju-Young (숙명여자대학교 음악치료센터)
Baek Kwang-Hyun (단국대학교 소음진동공학 연구실)
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to compare voice parameters in auditory conditions (normal/noise/music) between a teacher group and a control group. Results of statistical analysis showed that the teacher group had higher jitter (%) and shimmer (%) values than the control group. It indicated that the teacher group had larger variations in pitch and dynamic of their voice. In the teacher group, the voice under noisy condition showed a higher value of fundamental frequency than that under normal condition. though its fundamental frequency did not show any significant difference between the noisy condition and the musical condition. In the control group, however, although the voice under noisy condition also showed a higher value of fundamental frequency than that under normal condition, its fundamental frequency was significantly different between the noisy condition and the musical condition.
Keywords
Fundamental frequency; Jitter; Shimmer; Voice; Auditory condition;
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