When hearing a voice, listeners can form a detailed impression of the person behind the
voice. Existing models of voice processing focus primarily on one aspect of person …

Listeners spontaneously form impressions of a person from their voice: Is someone old or
young? Trustworthy or untrustworthy? Some studies suggest that these impressions emerge …

When seeing someone's face or hearing their voice, perceivers routinely infer information
about a person's age, sex and social traits. While many experiments have explored how …

When listeners hear a voice, they rapidly form a complex first impression of who the person
behind that voice might be. We characterize how these multivariate first impressions from …

Recent advances in artificial speech synthesis and machine learning equip AI-powered
conversational agents, from voice assistants to social robots, with the ability to mimic human …

Theoretical understanding of first impressions from faces has been closely associated with
the proposal that rapid approach–avoidance decisions are needed during social …

Voices elicit rich first impressions of what the person we are hearing might be like. Research
stresses that these impressions from voices are shared across different listeners, such that …

Voices elicit rich first impressions of what the person we are hearing might be like. Research
stresses that these impressions from voices are shared across different listeners, such that …

Experimental findings for trait impressions from voices are often discussed in relation to
potential evolutionary origins. This commentary takes Sutherland and Young's (2022) …

Previous research has found that higher-pitched female voices elicit jealousy among
women. However, it is unknown whether jealousy towards higher-pitched female voices is …