Taxa de elocução e taxa de articulação em corpus utilizado na perícia de Comparação de Locutores
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Taxa de elocução, Taxa de articulação, Fonética forense, Comparação de LocutoresResumen
Neste estudo verificou-se a taxa de elocução (TE) e de articulação (TA), bem como a adequação do uso dessas medidas temporais na perícia de Comparação de Locutores. Calculou-se a TE/TA global e local média nas amostras de fala espontânea questionada (interceptações telefônicas judicialmente autorizadas realizadas sem a ciência dos locutores) e padrão (entrevista semidirigida gravada com o consentimento dos locutores) de sete falantes nativos do português brasileiro, de ambos os sexos, com idades entre 14 e 33 anos. Definiu-se o potencial individualizante da TE/TA e a relação entre essas e as variáveis independentes idade, sexo, escolaridade, tempo transcorrido entre as amostras (gap temporal), tipo de gravação e tamanho do intervalo de fala. Como resultado obteve-se coeficiente de correlação intraclasse satisfatório associado à TA, diferença significativa quanto à ciência da gravação na TE e correlação significativa entre gap temporal e TA e entre tamanho do intervalo de fala e TE.Descargas
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