FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS REPAIR SURGEON IN CHENNAI | DR SANJEEV MOHANTY

 

FACIAL NERVE PARALYSIS REPAIR SURGEON IN CHENNAI | DR SANJEEV MOHANTY | Dr Sanjeev Mohanty

Virtual communication can be impacted with the use of face masks :

• Facial masks change what individuals hear by decreasing the loudness they hear and filtering out various parts of sounds, particularly the high-frequency sounds that are essential for the intelligibility of spoken language. This issue is more serious when using a phone while wearing a facial mask because these higher important frequencies are filtered out even more.

• Using face masks decreases visible cues of facial expressions, as well as lip reading people use for enhancing communication. This can make face-to-face communication harder and people must rely more on inference from eye expression. Masks take away your ability to see facial expressions and read lips, which can help you better understand what you're hearing.

• Masks muffle sound, which makes it harder to understand certain higher-pitched voices and speech.

• Masks could be uncomfortable for individuals wearing cochlear implants or hearing aids.

• Speaking with a mask on could be difficult for individuals with communication issues, like voice problems and aphasia.

• Masks are created from various fabrics and some resist airflow more, which makes it more difficult to breathe normally, leading to more fatigue.

• People speak louder and with more effort, leading to increased communication frustration and vocal fatigue as a result of the mask's airflow resistance, the decrease in the distortion of sounds, and the loudness individuals hear.

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