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. 2023 Jun 22;32(4):1665–1678. doi: 10.1044/2023_AJSLP-22-00390

Table 2.

Correlations used to determine factors for linear regression.

Factor Pearson correlation p value Factor Pearson correlation p value
Age .214 < .01 * Laryngeal procedure .073 .083
Diagnosis .276 < .042 * Maximal f o −.069 .149
Behavioral health diagnosis −.202 .016 * Minimal f o .093 .062
Dysphonia Severity Index −.291 < .01 * Mean glottal airflow .098 .078
Glottal airflow .222 < .01 * Maximum phonation time .033 .489
Overall GRBAS .529 < .01 * Noise-to-harmonic ratio .102 .117
Occupational voice user status .282 < .01 * Onset type (gradual, sudden) .029 .569
Phonation threshold pressure .343 .006 * Increased vocal effort .085 .098
Voice Handicap Index .248 < .01 * % reduced voice use .062 .207
Allergies −.091 .032* Reflux (patient report) −.063 .138
Asthma −.082 .054 Reflux Severity Index −.064 .136
Dyspnea −.102 .017* Returned following discharge .163 < .01*
Dysphagia −.038 .380 Schedule (weekly, other) .195 < .01*
Employment status .030 .473 Sex .105 .415
f o range .026 .547 Shimmer .157 < .01*
Glottal Function Index .058 .232 Subglottal pressure .098 .078
Globus −.067 .203 Time since onset .025 .558
Glottic closure pattern .065 .183 Throat clearing/ cough −.021 .622
Glottal vibratory characteristics .075 .652 Voice Handicap Index (Emotional) .043 .313
Jitter .026 .587 Voice Handicap Index (Functional) .061 .155
Laryngeal airway resistance .082 .143 Voice Handicap Index (Physical) .062 .147
Laryngeal hyperfunction .111 .039* Years smoked −.021 .630

Note. Bolded font indicates that factor was included in linear regression. f o = fundamental frequency; GRBAS = grade, roughness, breathiness, asthenia, strain.

*

Indicates statistical significance at p < .05.