Personality in the voice
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Summary
The speech of deaf and hard-of-hearing people often has qualities that differ from the speech of typically-hearing people. These qualities may be viewed negatively by other people, and people may attribute other negative traits to D/HH speakers because of their speech. These biases may create social difficulties for D/HH people, potentially impacting their social development, self-esteem, and even later employment opportunities. This study seeks to identify the presence and nature of these biases.
Description
The speech of deaf and hard-of-hearing people often has qualities that differ from the speech of typically-hearing people. These qualities may be viewed negatively by other people, and people may attribute other negative traits to D/HH speakers because of their speech. These biases may create social difficulties for D/HH people, potentially impacting their social development, self-esteem, and even later employment opportunities. This study seeks to identify the presence and nature of these biases.
Details
| Condition | deaf,hard-of-hearing |
|---|---|
| Age | 100years or below |
| Clinical Study Identifier | TX6750 |
| Last Modified on | 19 February 2024 |
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