The Sound of Intellect
Abstract
A person's mental capacities, such as intellect, cannot be observed directly and so are instead inferred from indirect cues. We predicted that a person's intellect would be conveyed most strongly through a cue closely tied to actual thinking: his or her voice. Hypothetical employers (Experiments 1-3b) and professional recruiters (Experiment 4) watched, listened to, or read job candidates' pitches about why they should be hired. These evaluators...
Paper Details
Title
The Sound of Intellect
Published Date
Apr 29, 2015
Journal
Volume
26
Issue
6
Pages
877 - 891
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