The human voice is no less powerful force than the eyes. By talking, even on the phone, you can determine the mood, the psychological state of the interlocutor, as well as the character of the person.
What the person says does not necessarily tell about the mood, it is important how he says it. Intonation, timbre, pauses and other moments can say much more than the semantic load of sentences.
What can the voice tell about the mood of the interlocutor?
If the interlocutor has a firm and confident voice, then everything is going well for him at the moment. Of course, a person can speak confidently in any situation if this is a rightfully strong personality or a person you don't know very well who does not want to share personal problems and experiences with you. In this case, more attention should be paid not to the tone of the voice, but to its timbre.
An irritated voice indicates troubles, troubles. If a person is in a depressed state, despondency, throughout the conversation, his voice will certainly change. Proof of depression is a suppressed, choppy, and trembling voice.
Of course, not every person is able to determine the mood of a telephone interlocutor by voice, some can only distinguish a hoarse voice or not. But if a person is interested in recognizing the mood of his interlocutor, he will certainly be able to do this.
There is a high probability that the mood will be deciphered by the timbre of the voice. They say that it is the timbre that is strictly individual. In the United States, England and Italy, a recorded conversation on tape is a legal document that testifies to a lot.
Voice tone is a powerful inner strength
Not only the timbre, but also the tone of voice can speak about the mood and character. Studies have shown that people with a low voice are always more respected, especially if they are a stranger. A low voice speaks of self-sufficiency, self-confidence. People with a low voice are more often appointed to leadership positions; it is almost impossible to meet a person “at the top” with a high and thin voice.
By the way, a child can more accurately determine a mood by voice than an adult. If an adult, in order to guess the mood, makes certain efforts, then the child does this without hesitation, on an intuitive level.
Some psychologists believe that mood has nothing to do with voice. The eyes can tell a lot more about a person's mood and state of mind than their voice. But many do not agree with this statement, because the voice is the impulse of the soul, its sounding song.
