Sentence examples for auditory voice from inspiring English sources

In television advertising, risk disclosures (such as side effects and contraindications) may be communicated in either auditory (voice) or visual (text) or both in the commercials.

The result for the auditory voice interface was encouraging as the current implementation has several limitations including a unnatural monotone voice and on occasion is difficult to follow, the participants were able to look past these issues and determine that auditory/voice based interaction would be useful.

In congruent trials, the auditory (voice) and visual (face) signals carried the same information whereas in incongruent trials, they did not.

Participants performed an auditory (voice) emotion recognition test, and a visual and auditory theory of mind test.

In summary, the representation of auditory voice percepts and (at least part) of the representational processing that underlies the identification and perception that a person is speaking are housed within the bilateral superior temporal, STS, and right IP regions.

Rapp isn't so sure narrative voices are what she calls "auditory" voices, proposing they might instead be "more abstract, transcending modality".

These can be visual (lights or dark shadows moving around the room, monstrous figures), auditory (voices, footsteps, mechanical sounds), tactile (feeling that one is being touched or dragged off the bed or that the bedclothes are being pulled off), and/or proprioceptive (body or limbs vibrating, rapid acceleration of the whole body, out-of-body experiences).

This involved a clinical case history, symptom frequency and severity rating [ 13], auditory perceptual voice analysis and instrumental voice analysis utilizing acoustic and electroglottographic assessment.

One of these studies compared 24 young drivers (age 18 25) to 24 older drivers (age 60 and older) on responses to combinations of three CSW alert types: visual (a flashing numeral that indicated the proper speed); auditory (a voice instructing the driver on the proper speed); and haptic (3-s force on the accelerator pedal against the driver's foot) (McElheny et al. 2006).

An initial participant cough assessment performed by a speech language pathologist found that 63% of participants had abnormal auditory perceptual voice analysis.

She complained of auditory (contrasting voices) and visual (images on the sky or migratory objects) hallucinations.