A deep voice may not be the advantage many men think: In a Durham University study, women did not find deeper-than-average voices more attractive once they could see him
- A deep, Darth Vader-style voice may make a man sound more commanding, formidable and difficult to challenge, but it may not give him the romantic advantage popular culture has long suggested.
- A new study by researchers at Durham University has found that women did not rate men with deeper-than-average voices as more attractive when they could also see the men’s bodies.
- The lower voices did, however, make the men appear stronger, better at fighting and more socially dominant.
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- A deep, Darth Vader-style voice may make a man sound more commanding, formidable and difficult to challenge, but it may not give him the romantic advantage popular culture has long suggested.
- A new study by researchers at Durham University has found that women did not rate men with deeper-than-average voices as more attractive when they could also see the men’s bodies.
- The lower voices did, however, make the men appear stronger, better at fighting and more socially dominant.
Sources: Times of India