Effects of Intention in the Imitation of Sung and Spoken Pitch

James Mantell; Peter Pfordresher; Tim A Pruitt

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Effects of Intention in the Imitation of Sung and Spoken Pitch

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Description: We examined the degree to which a person’s intentions can influence how accurately they reproduce pitch with their voice. Participants imitated pitch content in speech and song stimuli intentionally and incidentally. The overall results help to illuminate the psychological processes underlying intentional and automatic vocal imitation processes.

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