Des données acoustiques sont proposées pour faciliter l’valuation de la parole de patients présentant des troubles de la prosodie tels la dysarthrie. Ces données ont été recueillies auprès de 40 sujets francophones, sans maladie neurologique ni trouble de la communication, ayant entre 45 et 75 ans, répartis en quatre groupes selon le sexe et l’âge. Les sujets ont été invites à produire quatre series de 20 phrases interrogatives et declaratives et leurs productions ont été enregistrées et analysées au moyen du logiciel Speech Viewer de IBM. Des mesures de frequence fondamentale sur l’ensemble de la phrase, de variation de la frequence fondamentale, de debit et d’intonation (difference de frequence fondamentale entre phrases interrogatives et declaratives) sont rapportées sous forme de tableaux pour utilisation clinique. Ces informations permettront de combler une lacune dans l’evaluation de la prosodie de la parole de personnes francophones.

Keywords:
Speech, Prosody, Fundamental frequency, Flow, Intonation, Age
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1995
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