Universally memorable voices

Abigail R. Bradshaw ()
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Abigail R. Bradshaw: University of Cambridge

Nature Human Behaviour, 2025, vol. 9, issue 4, 648-649

Abstract: Some voices are instantly recognizable, whereas others are easily forgotten — regardless of how well known the person behind them is. In an experimental study, Revsine and colleagues report consistency in the vocal identities that are remembered or forgotten by listeners, which suggests universal principles that determine what makes a voice memorable.

Date: 2025
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