It's In His Voice . . .If He's Cheating
Want to know if your spouse is cheating? Forget the lipstick on the collar or the cologne in her hair. Now researchers say it's all in the voice . According to newswise.com, our voices give us away every time, and the Web site cites new research by Albright College associate professor of psychology Susan Hughes, Ph.D., who has found that "men and women alter their voices when speaking to lovers versus friends and that such variations can potentially be used to detect infidelity." “It’s not just that we change the sound of our voice, but that others can easily perceive those changes,” newswise.com quotes Hughes, an expert in evolutionary psychology and voice perception, who wrote about this in a new article, “People Will Know We Are in Love: Evidence of Differences Between Vocal Samples Directed Toward Lovers and Friends.” The study looked at how individuals alter their voices, or engage in voice modulation, when speaking to romantic partners versus same-sex fri