Abstract
Correlation Between Voice, Speech, Body and Facial Types in Young Adults
Highlights
Body proportions have been an issue since Ancient times
There is interference in F1 and F3 formants shaping by body type and in F3 formant shaping by facial type, concluding that body type reflects in different vocal tract shapes and in final speech product
Measurement methods were improved over time, resulting in the emergence of biotypology and biometry, which “differentiates individuals among themselves in a higher level when compared to age, gender or social factors” [3]
Summary
Body proportions have been an issue since Ancient times. It started with an interest for personal aesthetics, followed by the concern for selecting the most skillful and physically prepared warriors afterwards. Measurement methods were improved over time, resulting in the emergence of biotypology and biometry, which differentiates individuals among themselves in a higher level when compared to age, gender or social factors. Body proportions have been an issue since Ancient times. It started with an interest for personal aesthetics, followed by the concern for selecting the most skillful and physically prepared warriors afterwards [1,2]
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