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Middle Ear Muscle Activity During Vocalization in Normal Speakers and Stutterers

Peter Howell Department of Psychology, University College London, Southampton, Hampshire, England
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Robert J. Marchbanks Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton, Southampton, Hampshire, England
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Nirit El-Yann Department of Psychology, University College London, Southampton, Hampshire, England
Pages 396-402 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009

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>S.E.M. Jones, M.J. Mason, V.S. Sunkaraneni & D.M. Baguley. (2008) The effect of auditory stimulation on the tensor tympani in patients following stapedectomy. Acta Oto-Laryngologica 128:3, pages 250-254.
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Myriam Westcott. (2006) Acoustic shock injury (ASI). Acta Oto-Laryngologica 126:sup556, pages 54-58.
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Andrew Bell & W. Wiktor Jedrzejczak. (2021) Muscles in and around the ear as the source of “physiological noise” during auditory selective attention: A review and novel synthesis. European Journal of Neuroscience 53:8, pages 2726-2739.
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James W. Rainsbury, Margaret Aron, Duncan Floyd & Manohar Bance. (2015) Vocalization-Induced Stapedius Contraction. Otology & Neurotology 36:2, pages 382-385.
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M. Christian Brown, Daniel J. Lee & Thane E. Benson. (2013) Ultrastructure of spines and associated terminals on brainstem neurons controlling auditory input. Brain Research 1516, pages 1-10.
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Sarah H. Hayes, Dalian Ding, Richard J. Salvi & Brian L. Allman. 2013. Disorders of Peripheral and Central Auditory Processing. Disorders of Peripheral and Central Auditory Processing 3 23 .
Thane E. Benson, Daniel J. Lee & M. Christian Brown. (2012) Tensor Tympani Motoneurons Receive Mostly Excitatory Synaptic Inputs. The Anatomical Record 296:1, pages 133-145.
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Agnès Job, Jean-Charles Paucod, Greg A. O'Beirne & Chantal Delon-Martin. (2011) Cortical representation of tympanic membrane movements due to pressure variation: An fMRI study. Human Brain Mapping 32:5, pages 744-749.
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Peter Howell & Katharina Dworzynski. (2001) Strength of German accent under altered auditory feedback. Perception & Psychophysics 63:3, pages 501-513.
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Peter Howell, Stuart Rosen, Geraldine Hannigan & Lena Rustin. (2016) Auditory Backward-Masking Performance by Children Who Stutter and its Relation to Dysfluency Rate. Perceptual and Motor Skills 90:2, pages 355-363.
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K.-B. Hüttenbrink. 1995. Teil I: Referate. Teil I: Referate 1 52 .
Peter Howell. (2016) Changes in Voice Level Caused by Several Forms of Altered Feedback in Fluent Speakers and Stutterers. Language and Speech 33:4, pages 325-338.
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