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The Voice You Want, Not the Voice You Have: Chosen Singers as Externalized Idealized Selves
When people imagine the voice they want, they often name a singer. Using gendered singing voice as a model system, I asked whether that choice externalizes an idealized self. Participants (N = 2,536) described masculine and feminine singing voices, placed their current and ideal voices on a feminine
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