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Efficacy of Videostroboscopy in the Diagnosis of Voice Disorders
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1992While videostrobolaryngoscopy is not a new technique, its acceptance as a routine part of the voice evaluation has not been as forthcoming. Many are in agreement that the rigid fiberoptic telescopes in combination with standard VHS equipment provide a clear, magnified image that can be recorded and used for pretreatment and post‐treatment comparisons ...
R R, Casiano, V, Zaveri, D S, Lundy
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Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 1998
This article reviews the literature on the efficacy of treatment for voice disorders primarily using studies published in peer-reviewed journals. Voice disorders are defined, their frequency of occurrence across the life span is reported, and their impact on the lives of individuals with voice disorders is documented.
L O, Ramig, K, Verdolini
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This article reviews the literature on the efficacy of treatment for voice disorders primarily using studies published in peer-reviewed journals. Voice disorders are defined, their frequency of occurrence across the life span is reported, and their impact on the lives of individuals with voice disorders is documented.
L O, Ramig, K, Verdolini
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Voices in Education: Teacher Self-Efficacy in Education
The Teacher Educator, 2019Teacher self-efficacy is a complex topic. The concept, founded on Bandura’s (1977) social cognitive theory, captures the teachers’ beliefs in their own ability to guide students’ learning—even in d...
Linda E. Martin, Thalia M. Mulvihill
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The efficacy of voice treatment
Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery, 1999Discussion of two treatment efficacy review articles allows for a comprehensive view of the state of voice treatment effectiveness. Relevant literature has grown in number and sophistication such that clinicians can be optimistic about the real benefits provided to their patients.
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Objective measurements of voice treatment efficacy for voice-disordered patients
Asia Pacific Journal of Speech, Language and Hearing, 2001AbstractThe purpose of this study is to investigate a set of objective measurements with high reliability and validity in quantifying voice treatment efficacy. Thirty female voicedisordered patients in the ENT Department received perceptual judgement, videostroboscopy, acoustic analysis and aerodynamic analysis before and after voice treatment.
Sheng Hwa Chen, Jui-Lin Huang
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More Depletion, Less Voice? The Role of Implicit Voice Theories and Voice Efficacy
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2020To reconcile prior mixed findings on the relationship between ego depletion and voice, this study introduces self-protective implicit voice beliefs as the key between-level boundary condition that ...
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Efficacy of the accent method of voice therapy
Journal of Voice, 1991Summary The management of voice disorders may follow one of four approaches: surgical, pharmacological, technical aid, and/or voice therapy. The latter approach offers a wide variety of techniques, each based on certain theoretical beliefs. One of these techniques is the Smith Accent Method. The principles and goals of the Accent Method are presented.
M.N. Kotby +4 more
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The Effect of Voice Quality on Ad Efficacy
Psychology & Marketing, 2014ABSTRACTExtensive research has examined how to make broadcast advertising as effective as possible. However, one area of advertising that has received little research is the effect of the announcer or spokesperson's voice on consumers’ reactions to the ad or the product being advertised.
Hillary J. D. Wiener, Tanya L. Chartrand
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The role of voice efficacy in the formation of voice behaviour: A cross-level examination
Journal of Management & Organization, 2014AbstractWe present a voice efficacy model to account for the effects of general self-efficacy, perceived team servant leadership, and perceived organisational support on voice behaviour. In particular, we predict that general self-efficacy, perceived team servant leadership, and perceived organisational support enhance voice behaviour via voice ...
Jinyun Duan, Ho Kwong Kwan, Bin Ling
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Who can voice their thoughts? The Role of Voice Efficacy and Inspirational Motivation
Academy of Management Proceedings, 2016This study examines the influence of employees’ critical thinking on voice behavior, the mediating role of voice efficacy, and the moderating role of inspirational motivation.
Jing Jiang, Baiyin Yang
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