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The influence of different room acoustics and microphone distances on charismatic prosodic parameters

Siegert et al., 2022

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11286613006718795543
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Siegert I
Niebuhr O
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DAGA 2022, 48. Jahrestagung für Akustik

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Charismatic expressions are a complex compound of communicative and non- communicative stimulus signals and mostly seen in connection with a values-based, symbolic, and emotive leader signalling [1]. The effects charismatic voices have on the …
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