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Fo   Fundamental frequency  
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pitch   Fo  
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amplitude   loudness  
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Average fundamental frequency   the Fo measured in a particular speaking task, averaged over the speaking time of that task  
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Infants Fo   350-500 Hz  
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Age 3-10   270-300 Hz  
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Age 20 Male   120 HZ  
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Age 20 Female   220 HZ  
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Frequency Variability   the range of Fos used in conversational speech measured either in terms of standard deviation of Fo or pitch sigma  
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pitch sigma   frequency variability in semitones rather than hertz  
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MPFR   Maximum phonational Frequency Range  
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the complete range of frequencies that an individual can generate   MPFR  
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3 octaves   normal for young adults  
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average amplitude level   the overall level of amplitude during a speech task  
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amplitude variability   changes related to the speaker's mood, situation, feelings, and so on  
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Dynamic range   generated form the softest phonation that is not a whisper to the loudest shout measured in dB  
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VRP   a snapshot of vocal fold behavior at one moment in time  
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Voice Range Profile   a graph that plots maximum frequency against the dynamic range  
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diplophonia   occurs when each vocal fold vibrates at a slightly different rate, resulting in the perception of two pitches  
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Instrument that measures electrical resistance across the vocal folds   glottograph  
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