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What is the basis of all voice production?
What is the basis of all voice production?
- The phonatory activity of the larynx (correct)
- The movement of air through the oral cavity
- The resonance of the nasal chamber
- The vibratory action of the vocal folds
What forces the vocal folds apart during voice production?
What forces the vocal folds apart during voice production?
- Pulmonary air pressure
- Supraglottic air pressure
- Pharyngeal air pressure
- Subglottal air pressure (correct)
What type of voice disorder is caused by the presence of nodules on the speaker's vocal folds?
What type of voice disorder is caused by the presence of nodules on the speaker's vocal folds?
- Voice disorder of resonance
- Voice disorder of fluency
- Voice disorder of articulation
- Voice disorder of phonation (correct)
What can affect the voice produced and perceived by the listener?
What can affect the voice produced and perceived by the listener?
What is an example of a voice disorder of resonance?
What is an example of a voice disorder of resonance?
How often does the entire glottal cycle repeat during voice production?
How often does the entire glottal cycle repeat during voice production?
The study by Duff et al. (2004) examined the presence of voice disorders in 1,000 preschool children.
The study by Duff et al. (2004) examined the presence of voice disorders in 1,000 preschool children.
The study found that voice disorders were more prevalent in males than in females.
The study found that voice disorders were more prevalent in males than in females.
The prevalence of voice disorders in the sample was 5.9 percent.
The prevalence of voice disorders in the sample was 5.9 percent.
The study found significant differences in voice disorders by age.
The study found significant differences in voice disorders by age.
The study was conducted on African-American and European-American preschool children aged between 2 and 6 years.
The study was conducted on African-American and European-American preschool children aged between 2 and 6 years.
