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- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A classification C3.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A date "2023".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A language "eng".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A type conference.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A subject "Social Sciences".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A presentedAt urn:uuid:390ab443-796b-44e3-96fd-a89189c9761a.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A abstract "Introduction/purpose The purpose of this study was to collect speech samples from cisgender (cis), transgender (trans) and non-binary people and to examine differences in intonation parameters. In addition, the relationship between acoustic intonation parameters and femininity/masculinity ratings was investigated. Methods Semi-structured speech samples were elicited from 107 cis women, 104 cis men, 19 trans women, 10 trans men, and 11 non-binary persons, using a prosody protocol. An acoustic analysis (Praat) was performed to determine and compare intonation parameters between groups. In addition, a listening experiment was conducted. The gender diverse listening panel (n=41) was asked to rate the femininity/masculinity of the speech samples (n=59) using a visual analogue scale (VAS). Correlational research was used to examine the relationship between acoustic intonation parameters and gender perception. Results The intonation parameters were significantly different between the groups and similarity was found in participants with a similar gender identity. In addition, moderate to strong significant correlations were found in trans men and trans women. It can be assumed, that there is evidence that intonation is related to rated femininity/masculinity in trans people. Discussion/conclusion This study shows that intonation plays a role in gender perception for transgender people. The results of the current study may provide support for intonation in gender affirming voice, speech, and communication training, and therefore contribute to evidence-based intonation training in gender diverse individuals. The prosody protocol is a standardized protocol and may be useful in clinical practice to monitor intonation during training.".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author 00FFDE54-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author 34C8E7B8-1CC0-11E3-A8AA-4B8E10BDE39D.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author C8557F0A-7546-11E6-BDBC-C46DB5D1D7B1.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author F49BBC3C-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author F84B5FE0-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A author FE630EF0-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A dateCreated "2023-09-01T10:30:25Z".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A dateModified "2024-11-27T23:17:07Z".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A name "Intonation parameters in gender diverse people".
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A sameAs LU-01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A sourceOrganization urn:uuid:4b7f6791-a75f-4675-902e-b8ffc0e5d6f0.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A sourceOrganization urn:uuid:ae5c886b-d75e-44d4-a1dd-3574dd3df7be.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A sourceOrganization urn:uuid:dfa7b576-fb40-40fc-b128-9432f000b880.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A sourceOrganization urn:uuid:f6b32805-8e90-4700-a158-c1fb5e9eeaf2.
- 01H984PJ249EBF60GS2FH7K15A type C3.