Those characteristics of the voice that are relatively stable within an individual person, even though those same characteristics may vary widely from person to person are known as ______.

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"Vocal qualities" refers to the characteristics of a person's voice that remain consistent, such as pitch, tone, and timbre. "Vocal properties" is a less common term and may not be as specific to individual characteristics. "Vocalizations" refers to specific sounds or utterances made with the vocal cords, while "vocalics" is a broader term that encompasses both verbal and nonverbal aspects of communication.

Those Characteristics of the Voice That Are Relatively Stable Within