Browsing by Author "Quezada, Camilo"

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    Aerodynamic Characteristics of Growl Voice and Reinforced Falsetto in Metal Singing
    (2019) Guzmán, Marco; Acevedo Encalada, Karol Stefanie; Leiva, Fernando; Ortiz, Vasti; Hormázabal, Nicolás; Quezada, Camilo
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    Alcances y límites de un mapa prosódico
    (2020) Román, Domingo; Muñoz Builes, Diana Marcela; Quezada, Camilo; Atria, José Joaquín
    El presente artículo tiene como objetivo presentar el primer “Mapa prosódico de Chile”, un proyecto de largo alcance que pretende documentar y describir, fonética y fonológicamente, los rasgos suprasegmentales del español hablado por chilenos. Para entender su dimensión, se proporciona una caracterización de los mapas prosódicos que se encuentran actualmente en curso, tales como AMPER, ATLES y otros relacionados, analizando los parámetros estu-diados en cada uno de ellos y enfatizando en sus fundamentos, orientaciones y alcances. Finalmente, se incluye una reflexión sobre las herramientas libres para construir mapas en internet, especialmente del proyecto OpenStreetMap, y sus posibilidades para futuros traba-jos internacionales coordinados.
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    Association between temporal resolution and Specific Language Impairment : the role of nonsensory processing
    (2015) Alvarez, Waleska; Fuente, Adrian; Coloma T., Carmen J.; Quezada, Camilo
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    EMPATHY AND PITCH CONVERGENCE
    (UNIV CONCEPCION, FAC HUMANIDADES ARTE, 2012) Quezada, Camilo; Pablo Robledo, Juan; Roman, Domingo; Cornejo, Carlos
    This study explored the relation between empathy and phonetic convergence. The working hypothesis was that empathy among two individuals translates into a synchronic process impacting on pitch values. This was studied by recording 27 dyadic interactions assigned to one of two experimental conditions (labeled as Empathic and Non-Empathic). The evolution of pitch in time was observed in some of the questions used to guide the conversations. In each conversation pitch was analyzed for both participants to determine whether phonetic convergence occurred or not. Descriptive and inferential analyses were implemented, the results being consistent with the manipulation devised to distinguish each experimental condition. The final data support the existence of a relation between some phonetic features of speech and dispositional dimensions that although typically overlooked by classical models of cognition are largely present in everyday interactions. Also data support the idea of a stronger empathy effect on mixed-gender dyads than on same-gender dyads.
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    Structural effects of amphiphilic block copolymers on the gold nanoplates synthesis. Experimental and theoretical study
    (2011) Saldías, César; Leiva Campusano, Ángel; Quezada, Camilo; Jaque Olmedo, Pablo César; Gargallo Gómez, Ligia Teresita; Radić Foschino, Deodato D.