From Peter Harrison
Determining a person’s personality from their voice is more complicated than Tiffany O’Callaghan’s article suggests (13 July, p 38).
Although I think I always speak in the same way, I am told that my voice differs depending on whether I am addressing a group or chatting at the dinner table.
Some people appear to have a number of personalities, and the one they subconsciously present, with its attendant voice, is the one appropriate to the circumstance. So, any single test will only reveal a partial picture of such people.
Fetcham, Surrey, UK
