The Wrong Person Can Be Identified By Their Voice - Research Says

More recently, scientists have made a sensational statement: the one who is cheating on his other half can be easily recognized by his voice.

In the study, which was published in the scientific journal Evolutionary Psychology, researchers Susan Hughes and Marissa Harrison asked participants to listen to voice recordings of 10 men and 10 women, and then asked them to draw conclusions about each of them.

It was concluded that a lot can be learned about a person based only on his voice, gender, race, social status, and personality traits. Including about his sex life. "The voice conveys important information regarding sexual success and sexual behavior," the researchers write. Of the 20 people, 10 admitted that they had love on the side (5 men and 5 women), and the rest claimed that they had never cheated on their halves.

Surprisingly, most of the participants in the experiment accurately identified the top ten incorrect. This fully confirms the theory that a person's voice can say much more about him than the person himself wants.

Presumably, the accurate recognition of liars is due to the inner voice and intuition. For example, men tend to show less clarity in their speech, phonetically sound more masculine. This may indicate a threat of infidelity.

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Hughes also hypothesizes that certain personality traits that are conveyed through speech, such as extraversion, may completely signal potential infidelity, as extroverts are more likely to cheat.

It goes without saying that you should accept these results with a grain of salt, because not all extroverts cheat, and not all of the above characteristics automatically make a cheater out of a person. Just an interesting fact.