2015
DOI: 10.1590/1982-0216201512814
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Comparação dos atendimentos fonoaudiológicos virtual e presencial em profissionais do telejornalismo

Abstract: OBJETIVO:comparar o efeito do atendimento fonoaudiológico virtual e presencial a repórteres de telejornal.MÉTODOS:oito repórteres receberam acompanhamento fonoaudiológico virtualmente e oito receberam acompanhamento presencial. Para análise foram utilizadas cópias de duas reportagens, de períodos dife rentes (pré e pós- intervenção). As reportagens foram gravadas aos pares,de maneira aleatória quanto à data da exibição/gravação e ao grupo, totalizando dezesseis pares de reportagem. Os materiais, pré e pós-inte… Show more

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“…In the results of our study, we observed that expressing fear of speaking in public did not depend directly on a positive or negative self-assessment when speaking in public (SSPS). Authors often argue that good communicators may not be able to get rid of the fear of speaking altogether, since the basis of fear is physiological and mutifactorial (17,18) .This data is relevant so that communicative assessments value coping strategies to minimize fear including strategies for self-knowledge (14,(19)(20)(21) , organization and domain of speech, public speaking experiences (14) , or therapeutic techniques utilizing breathing exercises and the voice (10,16,20) .…”
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“…In the results of our study, we observed that expressing fear of speaking in public did not depend directly on a positive or negative self-assessment when speaking in public (SSPS). Authors often argue that good communicators may not be able to get rid of the fear of speaking altogether, since the basis of fear is physiological and mutifactorial (17,18) .This data is relevant so that communicative assessments value coping strategies to minimize fear including strategies for self-knowledge (14,(19)(20)(21) , organization and domain of speech, public speaking experiences (14) , or therapeutic techniques utilizing breathing exercises and the voice (10,16,20) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies show that the accumulation of positive experiences in public speaking promotes and improves oral communication (10,19) . In this area, communicative counseling offers training and improvement for oral communication (19,20,23,25,26) . The work mobilizes positive attitudes of the communicator, increases the self-confidence of the speaker, and improves expressiveness (19,23,25,27) , which consequently reduces the anxiety of speaking in public.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Se encontraron algunos antecedentes sobre la telepráctica en Brasil: Dias et al [10], respecto de la terapia vocal en Parkinson; Santos et al [11], en relación a la comparación de los servicios virtuales y presenciales de fonoaudiología con periodistas de televisión; Cavalcante et al [12], sobre códecs de audio para evaluar las alteraciones de voz a distancia y Oliveira et al [13], sobre teleeducación de la muda vocal y hábitos vocales saludables. En Chile, aunque no hay estudios a la fecha, el contexto de pandemia ha servido como impulsor para considerar su relevancia y plantear la investigación.…”
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“…Speech therapy intervention group facilitates the process of improvement, promotes reception, the bond and experience sharing among participants, aids in joint construction of knowledge, as well as providing new meanings inherent in the improvement process, encouraging the adoption of a position with respect to habits and unfavorable behavior 9,10 . Speech therapy training conducted with two groups of telejournalists for ten months produced positive changes in the communicative performance of the participants, and these became more involved the viewer and convey the news more naturally 11 . Another study, after speech therapy training expressiveness for telejournalists, showed significant results of communicative improvement according to the self-perception of viewers 5 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%