Voices carry large amounts of socially relevant information on persons, much like 'auditory
faces'. Following Bruce and Young (1986)'s seminal model of face perception, we propose …

Both faces and voices are rich in socially-relevant information, which humans are
remarkably adept at extracting, including a person's identity, age, gender, affective state …

Robot gaze and voice are essential anthropomorphic features to promote users'
engagement in voice conversations. Earlier research chiefly examined how robot gaze and …

This study used event-related brain potentials (ERPs) to compare the time course of emotion
processing from non-linguistic vocalizations versus speech prosody, to test whether …

Humans have a remarkable skill for voice-identity recognition: most of us can remember
many voices that surround us as 'unique'. In this review, we explore the computational and …

Although the voice-sensitive neural system emerges very early in development, it has yet to
be demonstrated whether the neonatal brain is sensitive to voice perception. We measured …

Our decision to believe what another person says can be influenced by vocally expressed
confidence in speech and by whether the speaker–listener are members of the same social …

The ability to recognize abstract features of voice during auditory perception is an intricate
feat of human audition. For the listener, this occurs in near-automatic fashion to seamlessly …

While humans use their voice mainly for communicating information about the world,
paralinguistic cues in the voice signal convey rich dynamic information about a speaker's …

While humans have developed a sophisticated and unique system of verbal auditory
communication, they also share a more common and evolutionarily important nonverbal …