How nonverbal cues in presidential debates are interpreted by voters

Thursday, October 30, 2008 - 10:09 in Psychology & Sociology

Research on nonverbal vocal communication in the presidential debates, published by two Kent State University sociology professors, demonstrates that subtle, non-consciously perceived cues in candidates' voices may provide a clue to dominance in electoral contests.

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