On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 16:40:54 -0700, Carol DeVolder wrote:
>>Elaborative and deep processing such as the following?
>
>[Michael Sylvester channeling Khadafy/Gaddafi/Whatever wrote:]
>There is some evidence that auditory instructional manuals are more 
>effective when recorded by females than males-something about the 
>female voice that commands attention.However,there is the exception 
>that the male voice is best for training a door.

I heard that this really depends upon the door.  The male voice
seems to work best when training METAL doors while female
voices seem to work best when training WOOD doors.  There
may be 3-way interaction between gender of trainer, type of door,
and what exactly the door is being trained to do, but one really
doesn't hear enough about what doors are being trained to do
these days.

As for females voices commanding attention, I find this might be
true for statement like "OOooooh! BAABY!" or "What the hell
do you think you're doing??!??" but I could be wrong.

-Mike Palij
New York University
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