“It’s not you it’s wrong, it’s me who do not know what I want.” “You have no respect for my feelings.” Sure, what you say give a hint on how it is set by the ratio, but how to say it also plays a very large role.
In any case, it seems new research indicate that, where they created a computer program by analyzing how couples talk to each other can predict if the relationship will get better or worse. It listens including the details as pitch and intensity of voice.
In 79 percent of cases managed program Concentration of how the relationship would develop. It was a better result than what relationship experts, who had to do the assessments, succeeded.
The study is published in the Proceedings of the Inter Speech.
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