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Some studies suggest voice therapy does not affect jitter in theatre actors, while other studies indicate it can reduce jitter in hyperfunctional voice disorders.
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Voice therapy is a critical component in the training and maintenance of vocal health for theatre actors. It aims to improve various vocal parameters, including jitter, which is a measure of frequency stability in the voice. This synthesis examines the effects of voice therapy on the jitter of theatre actors based on findings from multiple research studies.
No Significant Change in Jitter for Drama Students:
Decrease in Jitter for Hyperfunctional Voice Disorders:
The effect of voice therapy on jitter in theatre actors appears to be mixed. While general vocal training for drama students did not significantly alter jitter, specialized voice-based laryngeal manual therapy showed a reduction in jitter for individuals with hyperfunctional voice disorders. This indicates that the type and focus of voice therapy may play a crucial role in its effectiveness in reducing jitter.
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