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How Voice Quality Shapes a Speaker's Charismatic Impact–A Comparison of Three Languages

Niebuhr et al., 2025

Document ID
10539861942524300902
Author
Niebuhr O
Shi R
Publication year
Publication venue
2025 IEEE International Professional Communication Conference (ProComm)

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This study investigated the influence of voice quality on perceived charisma, controlling for the impact of other prosodic features. Results indicate that voice quality significantly contributes to perceived charisma across languages. Especially the level ofthefirstformant …
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