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Tone of voice can reveal underlying emotions from "summary" of O dicionário da linguagem corporal by Joe Navarro
When we communicate, our tone of voice can say a lot about our underlying emotions. It's not just about the words we say, but how we say them that can reveal what we are truly feeling. Our tone of voice can betray our emotions, even when we are trying to hide them. This is because our emotions can influence the way we speak, causing changes in pitch, volume, and speed. For example, when we are angry, our tone of voice may become louder and sharper. We may speak more quickly and with more force. Conversely, when we are sad, our tone of voice may become softer and more subdued. Our words may be slower and more hesitant. These changes in tone can give away our true feelings, even if we are trying to mask them. Our tone of voice can also convey other emotions, such as excitement, fear, or nervousness. When we are excited, our tone may become higher and more animated. We may speak faster and with more enthusiasm. On the other hand, when we are afraid or nervous, our tone may become shaky or quivering. We may stumble over our words or speak in a more hesitant manner.- Our tone of voice is a powerful tool for revealing our underlying emotions. It can provide insight into how we truly feel, even when we are not consciously aware of it. By paying attention to the subtle changes in our tone of voice, we can gain a better understanding of ourselves and others. This can help improve our communication and strengthen our relationships.
