Communication by word of mouth

The physical makeup and genetics that determine the vocal mechanisms of one's body

The misperception, filtering, distrust, unhappy emotions, and state of mind that affect one's voice

Tendency to pick up the speaking styles inflections, and pronunciation of the people around us

The intensity or loudness of your voice

The highness or lowness of your voice

The speed at which a person speaks, including the length or duration of sounds and the length and number of pauses

The timbre of the voice, the characteristic that distinguishes your voice from another

A rest, hesitation, or temporary stop; an interval of silence and may vary in length

The degree of the prominence of a syllable within a word

The degree of the prominence given to a phrase or thought grouping

A way to communicate by changing the sound of your voice using different speeds and tones while speaking

The combination of vowels, consonants, syllables, and accents that a speaker can use to emphasize a specific word

A failure to exchange information, resulting in a lack of communication