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The Symbiotic Relationship between Pitch Discrimination Skills and Emotional Speech (Paperback)
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The Symbiotic Relationship between Pitch Discrimination Skills and Emotional Speech (Paperback)
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Previous research indicates that a relationship between music
lessons and speech prosody skills exists. Speech prosody, like
music, uses variations in pitch, tone, and volume to add an
emotional content to communications. Studies suggest that musical
training transfers its effects into speech prosody skills. The
relationship between the pitch discrimination skills used in music
training and speech prosody has largely been unexamined. This book
examines the hypothesis that differences would be found in the
pretest and posttest prosody skills of a treatment group which
received pitch discrimination practice. Music majors received eight
weeks pitch discrimination practice and were given a pretest and
posttest to assess pitch discrimination and speech prosody decoding
abilities. A control group was also pre tested and post tested on
their speech prosody skills. The Comprehensive Affect Testing
System recorded speech prosody skills, and pitch discrimination
testing was recorded. Results of data analysis support the
hypothesis that pitch discrimination practice does transfers to
speech prosody decoding skills. Such transfer may be a hidden,
unexplored benefit of formal musical lessons. From a perspective of
social change, this strongly suggests that such a nontraditional
and short-term pitch discrimination practice intervention can
improve emotional speech decoding skills. Increasing prosody
accuracy benefits professionals and all who depend upon accurate
interpretation of interpersonal communication. The implications for
communication improvements through a practice mode of musical ear
training has unlimited potentials. Kenneth Nashkoff has been a
professional musician for over twenty years, composing music and
working with various ensembles.With a Ph.D in Psychology, and years
of experience as a working musician, the relationship between music
and emotions is explored in this book.
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