Study Guide for Estill Voice Training® Foundations, Concepts, Principles and Applied Physiology Flashcards
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The Speech Chain
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Dynamical Systems Theory
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Scientific Method
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Experimental Design
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Pilot Studies (Colton, Estill, et al)
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EMG Studies (Estill, et al)
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Airflow Studies (Estill, et al)
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Perceptual Studies (Estill, et al)
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Anatomy & Physiology Studies (Estill, et al)
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Acoustic Studies (Estill, et al)
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Explain videoendoscopic examination of the larynx
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Attractor States
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Focused Deliberate Practice
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14
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What are Distinctive Features (from Linguistics), and how do they influence development of the Estill Voice Model?
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EGG signals vs. Inverse Filtered Glottal Waveforms
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16
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Estill’s use of “Modes” vs “Voice Qualities”
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What contributes to Most Comfortable Vocal Effort?
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18
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Why is MCVE important?
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What does EVT recommend in place of “Breath Excercises”?
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