Watterson T, McFarlane S C, Wright D S
University of Nevada, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, Reno 89557.
J Commun Disord. 1993 Apr;26(1):13-28. doi: 10.1016/0021-9924(93)90013-z.
This study correlated measures of nasalance computed by the Nasometer with listener judgments of nasality. The subjects were 25 children with craniofacial disorders who spoke three passages, each containing a different proportion of nasal consonants. The results showed a significant but modest correlation between nasalance and nasality when nasal consonants (/m, n, eta/) were not included in the speech passage. When nasal consonants were included in the passage nasalance was unrelated to judgments of hypernasality.
本研究将由鼻音计计算得出的鼻化率测量值与听众对鼻音的判断进行了关联。研究对象为25名患有颅面疾病的儿童,他们朗读了三篇文章,每篇文章中鼻辅音的比例不同。结果显示,当言语段落中不包含鼻辅音(/m、n、ŋ/)时,鼻化率与鼻音之间存在显著但适度的相关性。当段落中包含鼻辅音时,鼻化率与过高鼻音的判断无关。