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See Latest ArticlesPerceiving the Effects of Ethanol Intoxication on Voice
Journal of Voice, 09/25/09
Hollien H et al. – A review of available data suggests that, although listeners can often identify individuals who are intoxicated simply by hearing samples of their voice, they are less efficient at accurately determining the severity of this condition. In this regard, statistically significant differences were not found between male and female listeners or between professionals and lay listeners; however, they were found for different classes of speech. That is, it was shown that text difficulty correlated with severity of effect.
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