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Phonetics and Speech Sciences
2012 Volume.4 No. 2 p.105 ~ p.114
Comparative Studies on the Self Voice Assessment of Voice Disorder Patients and the Hearer Voice Assessment of a Comparative Group of normal subjects
Lee Yu-Jin

Hwang Young-Jin
Abstract
This paper will discuss the difference between self assessment of voice disorders and the hearer voice assessment of a comparative group of normal subjects. The study was conducted on 25 voice disorder subjects and 32 hearers of a comparative group of normal subjects. The results are as follows. Firstly, in K-VHI and VHI-H, the hearers of the comparative group of normal subjects perceived more serious voice disorders than the voice disorder group in all sub-domains. Likewise, in K-VQOL and VRQOL-H, the hearers of the comparative group of normal subjects perceived more serious voice disorders than the voice disorder group in all sub-domains. Secondly, the hearer voice assessment of the comparative group of normal subjects showed no difference in gender regarding the perception of the severity of voice disorder issues. Thirdly, the hearer voice assessment of the comparative group of normal subjects states that in the emotional aspects of VHI-H, professional voice users perceive more serious voice disorders than others. Accordingly, in VRQOL-H,there was no difference in use of the voice between professionals and others.
KEYWORD
Korean-Voice Handicap Index(KVHI), Korea-version of Voice-related Quality of Llife(KVQOL), Voice Handicap Index-Hearer(VHI-H), Voice-Related Quality of Life-Hearer(VRQOL-H)
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