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Scientists have cast new attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers on why some men have deeper voices than attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers. It was attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers thought that males developed a lower pitched voice to attract attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers of the opposite attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers. However, anthropologists at the American college Penn State believe a deep voice was to scare off other males. Researcher David Puts said: "In humans, and attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers other primates too, a low pitched voice evolved attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers to intimidate other men…to make males seem bigger and scarier." He added that: "Human male traits imply attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers aggression and formidability and seem to provide attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers advantages in fighting or attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers other men more than they help attract women."

The researchers at Penn State recorded attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers than 500 men and women speaking. They then played the attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers back to more than 1,100 different people of both attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers. Male volunteers rated each male recording for levels of attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers they perceived in the voices. The same recordings were rated by 15 female attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers for romantic attractiveness. Men similarly rated the women's voices for attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers. Most of the men thought the lower-pitched male recordings belonged to a more attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers man. Dr Puts said women also liked lower- attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers voices, but the attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers of the women's ratings did not lead him to say that the attractivenesscompetitivedeepnessdominancedominantlightmembersmoreotherspatternphysicalpitchedpossiblyprimarilyrecordingssexsexesthreateningtraditionallyvolunteers of the male voice was so important to females.