The number one tip-off that a woman was interested in a man for more than friendship was her own speaking rate. Did she talk smoothly and quickly (a good sign), or hesitantly and awkwardly?
And:
The technology developed by Sandy Pentland and his colleagues at MIT Media Lab counts the number of times people say “uh-huh,” “yeah,” “yup,” “aha,” “okay,” and “I see” when they’re listening to someone speak. In Pentland’s study, the more short interjections a man made, the more attractive he was to the woman who was talking.
And:
Men’s romantic interest was predicted most by how much the woman spoke. They were also reportedly more interested in women who varied their tone (up-and-down frequencies).
And as an overall predictor:
The more engaged the woman was in the conversation, the better the outcome.
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