Chapter 5 part 2 Flashcards
sound characterized by a single frequency of vibration
Simple periodic
What is an example of a simple periodic sound?
Tuning fork
sound characterized by more than one frequency of vibration
Complex periodic
What is an example of a complex periodic sound?
Vocal folds
Sound without an identifiable period of vibration
Aperiodic
What is an example of an aperiodic sound?
Voiceless phonemes
sound with both periodic and aperiodic elements
Mixed periodic/aperiodic
What is an example of a mixed periodic/aperiodic sound?
Affricates
What 3 types of sounds are found in speech?
Complex periodic, aperiodic, mixed periodic/aperiodic
lowest frequency of the complex phonatory source; the rate of vibration of the vocal folds
Fundamental frequency
What is the fundamental frequency for males, females, and children?
120, 220, 250
The average fundamental frequency at which vocal folds vibrate most efficiently
Optimal Fundamental frequency
What is the optimal fundamental frequency based on?
Anatomy and physiology of the larynx
The average fundamental frequency at which an individual’s vocal folds vibrate during normal conversational speech
Habitual fundamental frequency
What is the habitual fundamental frequency based on?
How someone uses their larynx