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Diaphragmatic action of good and poor speaking voices

E. Mary Huyck University of Denver
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Kenneth D. A. Allen M. D. University of Denver
Pages 101-109 | Published online: 02 Jun 2009

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Ward Rasmus. (1961) Voice and diction: Historical perspective. Quarterly Journal of Speech 47:3, pages 253-261.
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CharlesL. Hutton$suffix/text()$suffix/text() & JoeM. Ball. (1953) Research pertaining to the singing voice 1925‐50. Central States Speech Journal 4:2, pages 19-30.
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VirgilA. Anderson. (1953) A modern view of voice and diction. Quarterly Journal of Speech 39:1, pages 25-32.
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Howard Gilkinson. (1944) Experimental and statistical research in general speech: I. Effects of training and correlates of speech skill. Quarterly Journal of Speech 30:1, pages 95-101.
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