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Three-month-old infants use vocal cues of body size.

Responses to infant vocal cues were significantly stronger when infants were dependent upon direct parental care.

Some linguists suggest that women are more sensitive to social interactions and hence more likely to adopt subtle vocal cues.

Simultaneously, experienced musicians can retain a keen ear for instrumental and vocal cues for entrances and ensemble in general.

Kraus found that, once you remove other inputs (like facial expressions), your attention naturally sharpens and hones in on vocal cues.

Furthermore, Swaab and colleagues found that vocal cues most effectively improve relations between negotiators and thus reduce the likelihood of impasse.

"They specifically train the elephants to respond to vocal cues.

3. Visual and vocal cues will drive more music discovery and search.

This is because the limbic brain, where emotions are processed, also plays the primary role in processing vocal cues.

As a public speaker, you want to pay attention to your body language and your vocal cues.

Most intriguingly, there is a strong overlap between how we perceive facial and vocal cues, McAleer says.