Figure 5
From: Spontaneous variability predicts compensative motor response in vocal pitch control
Participants’ ability to detect the fo shifts in recorded own voices, and its correlation with the compensation ratio. (A) Test procedure. Participants listened to a pair of recorded voices corresponding to the first and second vocalization in each of the vocalization trials, and judged whether the second one had any modification in pitch or not. (B) Estimation of the detection threshold and accuracy by fitting a sigmoid function. (C, D) Correlations of the compensation ratios with the detection threshold (C) and accuracy (D). r shows Pearson’s correlation coefficient.
