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@royalsocietypublishing.orgReposted by @jrut.bsky.socialDeep male voices are perceived as more attractive and formidable, but does this hold up when a listener can actually see who's speaking? A new paper from #RSOS tested this: doi.org/10.1098/rsos... @drboothroyd.bsky.social @jrut.bsky.social
@jrut.bsky.socialThat’s sort of what I was searching for, but the only bad ones were basically asking why we ran a study that we didn’t actually run…
@jrut.bsky.socialOh good! Tempted to reply to some of the comments too, although it’s probably not worth the hassle…
@jrut.bsky.socialOh no
@drboothroyd.bsky.socialReposted by @jrut.bsky.socialNew paper from my ex PhD student @jrut.bsky.social! Lots of research on sexual selection and the human voice uses audio-only stimuli - what happens when you can see the person who's talking? A deeper voice can still make you sound more dominant but deep voices were not rated more attractive.