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Characteristics and Recognizability of Vocal Expressions of Emotion
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was carried out at the Institute of Phonetics of this University.I would like to thank my student-assistents Wim Hoogeveen for the time he saved me in carrying out those countless little jobs that research involves and Annie van den Oever for her ever present, stimulating interest and the devotion with which she handled each activity she undertook.I would further like to thank Hans Zondag, who made the recordings, Stan Otto and Tom Heenan, who conducted the cross-cultural experiments, the pupils and teachers of "'t Stulpje" and "de Piekenstulp", and all the other children and adults who in one way or another participated in this research, either as subjects, speakers, or raters.Finally, I wish to express
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- Bezooijen, R. V.
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- De Gruyter eBooks
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- DE GRUYTER
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- 1984-12-31
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- en
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