According to a study by a USC interdisciplinary team, relationship success can be accurately predicted by voice tone analysis of therapy sessions.
The computer algorithm predicts, with almost 79 percent accuracy, whether a relationship will improve or worsen.
It’s no secret that tone of voice and body language matter more than the words you use.
“It is not what you say that matters but the manner in which you say it; there lies the secret of the ages.” William Carlos Williams
Do the results of the study prove that forcing a pleasant tone transforms the most difficult personal or professional relationships to problem-free, harmonious connections?
No, because deplorable tone of voice is merely a symptom of one or more underlying realities: the innate compatibility is horrible; one or both have a problem with irritability or moodiness, for example; or one or both possess innate, more serious personality red flags.
You probably know if the bad outweighs the good in your relationships, given you’ve known the individuals long enough. Tone of voice is merely one symptom of disharmony.
Tone of voice analysis may trump observations by relationship experts, but accurate interpretation of the unique energy between every two-person arrangement is matchless.
In order to accurately assess the unique, innate energy between two people, I don’t need to observe them for hours, or even meet them at all.
My unorthodox security investigations using my proprietary systems of analysis allow me to root out the core compatibility between two individuals, along with any severe red flag personality traits.
Think of how much time and money you can save by knowing about problematic compatibility and difficult personalities before you begin the partnership.
Copyright © 2015 Scott Petullo
One Response
Dear Scott,
It has been my experience that whenever a relationship is in serious trouble, there are two sets of fingerprints on the murder weapon. No individual can be expected to carry the entire responsibility of the success or failure of any interpersonal relationship. In my opinion, when there are compatibility issues, both parties are involved.
In Love and Light,
Kathy