Accent and television journalism: evidence for the practice of speech language pathologists and audiologists

Lopes, Leonardo Wanderley; Lima, Ivonaldo Leidson Barbosa; Silva, Eveline Gonçalves; Almeida, Larissa Nadjara Alves; Almeida, Anna Alice

doi:10.1590/s2317-17822013000500012

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“…It is noteworthy that the instruments did not address verbal communication, among the topics on expressiveness, in any of the studies with television journalists. Most instruments focus on vocal aspects [19][20][21][22][23] , or address expressiveness regarding vocal and speech parameters 24,25 . It is worth discussing the changes that verbal communication in television journalism has faced in this new television scenario and the role of the speech-language pathologist in face of this demand.…”

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The expressiveness in the assessment of the voice professionals communication: a literature review

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2019

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Purpose: to identify, through a critical review of the literature, what are the instruments used to assess the expressiveness of voice professionals and what are the parameters addressed in these instruments. Methods: a literature search was carried out on four platforms: Scopus, Science Direct, SAGE Journals and Medline. The search considered the period from 2006 to 2016 and original articles, theses, dissertations and specialization monographs were considered to compose the sample. Results: 5,295 productions were found in the four databases. Of these, after the filters by title of the production, evaluation of the summary, and content of the article, there were 39 articles with thematic expressiveness and voice professionals of which only seven presented some type of speech-language evaluation instrument that approached expressiveness. Conclusion: five studies presented their instruments in their entirety and of these, two were published in national journals, and none of them were validated. When the expressivity parameters are mentioned, those registered in greater numbers are those related to oral expressiveness. The parameters of nonverbal expressivity are still timid, with the predominant use of three variables, namely facial expression, gestures and posture.

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The expressiveness in the assessment of the voice professionals communication: a literature review

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2019

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“…O repórter passou a ser mais espontâneo, a utilizar um padrão vocal que marcasse seu estilo e uma linguagem mais próxima do público, sem deixar de passar credibilidade. Este formato moderno possibilitou a aproximação do repórter com o telespectador, tornou a transmissão da notícia mais atrativa 11,14,17,18 , sem perder os qualificadores de comunicação profissional do repórter televisivo.…”

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“…A agradabilidade é um parâmetro importante na locução. Transmitir uma mensagem com uma qualidade vocal agradável e adequação de elementos prosódicos da fala é fundamental para manter a atenção do ouvinte [11][12][13][14] . A mensagem narrada precisa ser clara, o que implica em uma articulação precisa, respiração controlada e velocidade de fala adequada, e transmitida com uma voz boa e recursos comunicativos bem empregados [15][16][17][18][19] .Uma narração clara, crível, agradável e natural torna-se mais atrativa ao ouvinte 4 .…”

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Identificação de aspectos comunicativos na locução de repórteres de televisão

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Objetivo: Identificar a possibilidade de indivíduos leigos diferenciarem repórteres e não repórteres por meio de aspectos comunicativos em tarefa de leitura de texto. Métodos: Participaram da pesquisa 24 sujeitos falantes e 12 sujeitos ouvintes, sendo 12 repórteres em exercício profissional e 12 não repórteres e não profissionais de nenhuma categoria da voz falada. Todos realizaram uma leitura de um trecho de noticia padrão para análise auditiva. Os ouvintes eram 12 indivíduos leigos não repórteres, que avaliaram as 24 amostras de fala quanto à agradabilidade, credibilidade e clareza da articulação da fala por meio de uma escala numérica de 11 pontos, além de assinalar se o trecho ouvido era de repórter ou não repórter. Resultados: Houve elevado nível de confiabilidade intra e inter-avaliadores para os três aspectos em questão: agradabilidade, clareza da dicção e credibilidade. Repórteres obtiveram maiores escores médios para os três parâmetros avaliados, quando comparados aos não repórteres. A credibilidade diferenciou perfeitamente (100%) repórteres de não repórteres; em relação à agradabilidade e clareza da dicção, a identificação correta dos indivíduos caiu para 83%. Conclusão: Os indivíduos leigos conseguiram diferenciar repórteres e não repórteres pelos aspectos comunicativos de agradabilidade, credibilidade e clareza da dicção na tarefa de leitura de texto. A credibilidade foi o parâmetro que permitiu que todos os ouvintes leigos realizassem a identificação correta de repórteres e não repórteres.

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“…They concluded that people seem to use their dialect perception to categorize and attribute values to speakers. 3…”

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Comparing Individuals through the Speech Recognition Test Applied to Regional Live Voice and Recorded Speeches from Paraná State in Five Brazilian Counties

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Moretti

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Int Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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Introduction Speech tests such as logoaudiometry measure the ability to perceive and recognize oral sounds. The Speech Recognition Index (SRI) is one of the speech tests adopted in clinical routine; it uses standardized live voice and recorded speeches. The live voice speech method can be influenced by intra and interspeaker variability, as well as by regionalism variability, whereas recorded tests show consistency in their presentation. Objective Analyzing results of the SRI test applied to live voice and recorded speeches from Paraná State, in different Brazilian counties. Method The sample comprised 125 individuals, 25 from each county (Rio de Janeiro, Florianópolis, Porto Alegre, Salvador and Curitiba), from both sexes, in the age group 20 to 70 years; the SRI was applied in both techniques. Results The recorded speech method showed prevalence of hit improvement in Rio de Janeiro (40%), Salvador, Porto Alegre and Florianópolis (28%). Individuals from Salvador and Florianópolis subjected to the recorded speech method showed better results in the left ear. Individuals from Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre showed satisfactory results in both ears, whereas those from Curitiba did not show statistically significant difference between the left and the right ear. Conclusion The recorded CD application method showed prevalence of hit improvement (%) in the SRI responses in comparison to the live voice speech technique in most of the studied counties. According to the hit rate measured in the herein investigated counties, Rio de Janeiro showed the best results in the recorded speech method.

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Accent and television journalism: evidence for the practice of speech language pathologists and audiologists

Abstract: The listeners prefer and assign positive values to the SA in the speech of television journalists in all linguistic variants studied.

Cited by 5 publications

References 21 publications

The expressiveness in the assessment of the voice professionals communication: a literature review

The expressiveness in the assessment of the voice professionals communication: a literature review

Identificação de aspectos comunicativos na locução de repórteres de televisão

Comparing Individuals through the Speech Recognition Test Applied to Regional Live Voice and Recorded Speeches from Paraná State in Five Brazilian Counties

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