Vocal tone can indicate deception from "summary" of O LIVRO SECRETO DA HABILIDADE EM LINGUAGEM CORPORAL by ANDRE L D CUNHA
Deception can sometimes be detected through subtle cues in a person's vocal tone. When someone is lying, their voice might change in pitch, volume, or speed. These variations can indicate nervousness or discomfort, which are common signs of deception. Paying attention to these vocal cues can help you spot when someone is not being truthful.
In addition to changes in pitch, volume, and speed, the quality of a person's voice can also provide clues to deception. A liar may sound less confident or more hesitant when speaking, as they try to carefully choose their words to deceive others. This lack of conviction can be heard in the wavering or strained quality of their voice.
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