COMD 1333 Study Guide - Final Guide: Executive Functions, Language Disorder, Pediatrics

• School: University of Houston
• Department: Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Course: COMD 1333
• Professor: Dunkelberger

Document Summary

Change patterns or surgery followed by pattern changes. A product of vocal fold vibration that is both complex and dynamic. It is vibration of air within the vocal tract that are dependent upon the anatomical characteristics of the vocal tract. Also, somewhat dependent upon habitual patterns of voicing. Modulation of the voice into speech segments for communication. Can be measured with shimmer and glitter, but very synthetic. Airflow from lungs and resistance at the level of the vocal folds. When a voice differs in frequency/pitch, intensity/loudness, or quality from other people their age, gender, and culture. No, but he may want it if people are paying more attention to his voice than what he is saying. It can happen when the vocal folds are too far apart, making the voice sound breathy. This is what makes a voice unpleasant to listen to. The voice sounds like a whisper and sounds like the voice hurts.