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Toward a unified theory of voice production and perception ; Hacia una teoría unificada de la producción y la percepción de la voz

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    • Publication Information:
      Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas
    • Publication Date:
      2014
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      Loquens (E-Journal)
    • Abstract:
      At present, two important questions about voice remain unanswered: When voice quality changes, what physiological alteration caused this change, and if a change to the voice production system occurs, what change in perceived quality can be expected? We argue that these questions can only be answered by an integrated model of voice linking production and perception, and we describe steps towards the development of such a model. Preliminary evidence in support of this approach is also presented. We conclude that development of such a model should be a priority for scientists interested in voice, to explain what physical condition(s) might underlie a given voice quality, or what voice quality might result from a specific physical configuration. ; En la actualidad quedan por contestar dos cuestiones importantes relacionadas con la voz, a saber: (1) cuando la cualidad de la voz cambia, ¿qué alteración en el mecanismo vocal es la responsable?; y (2) si se produce un cambio en el sistema de producción de la voz, ¿qué cambio puede esperarse en la cualidad de voz percibida auditivamente? Sostenemos que la única respuesta posible a estas preguntas reside en un modelo de voz integrado que una producción y percepción, y describimos pasos hacia el desarrollo de tal modelo. Presentamos evidencias preliminares para respaldar esta propuesta. Concluimos que el desarrollo de semejante modelo debería ser una prioridad para los científicos interesados en la voz con el fin de explicar qué condición o condiciones físicas podrían subyacer a una cualidad de voz determinada, o qué cualidad de voz podría derivar de una configuración física específica.
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    • Accession Number:
      10.3989/loquens.2014.009
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      https://loquens.revistas.csic.es/index.php/loquens/article/view/8
      https://doi.org/10.3989/loquens.2014.009
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      edsbas.35D4731B