The characteristic(s) of a phonation disorder include(s)

a. too little or too much air passing through the nasal passage.
b. hoarseness, breathiness, and huskiness.
c. an inability to make intelligible speech sounds.
d. a disruption in the fluency of speech.


Ans: B

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