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vocalization

vocalization Vocalization is the production of voiced sounds, such as in singing or toning.

Vocalization is the production of voiced sounds, such as in singing or toning. In this context, toning is a vocalization practice in which a person sustains a sound during exhalation, and such practices have been linked with relaxation, emotion regulation, and social closeness.

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Drafting source: Ruiz-Blais Sebastian; Bernardi Nicolò Francesco; Intartaglia Bastien; Snow Shelley; Lehmann Alexandre. Neural and cardiorespiratory responses in vocalization and slow breathing: Contrasting brain and autonomic responses. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0345719; article XML SHA-256 3023ee789ea4cca9c44c961b17d79ea05b377a17ff66fb24ffe7000d25d8601d. “Neural and cardiorespiratory responses in vocalization and slow breathing: Contrasting brain and autonomic responses” (10.1371/journal.pone.0345719).
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