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See Latest ArticlesVoice Handicap in Singers
Journal of Voice, 06/26/09
Murry T et al. - The type of statements used to assess self-perception of voice handicap may be related to the subject population. Singers with voice problems do not rate their voices to be more handicapped than nonsingers unless statements related specifically to singing are included.
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