Esssie31

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Letter- en nieuwshongerig ochtendtype. Leest graag, plaagt graag, aait #Jip graag, in willekeurige volgorde. Geen 31 jaar oud. Humanist. Eet niks met oogjes. Was ooit imker, zat ooit op twitter. Heeft een schaap gered en is daarom Ridder in de orde van de Wollen Gerstekorrelsteek. Mochi! #mijntuin #Jip

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TheConversationUS, 9 months ago to psychology

Linguists have discovered that humans vary their speech rate within sentences across all languages. For example, most people slow their speech down before saying nouns.

And, let’s be clear about stereotypes:

There is no inherent connection between the rate of speech and levels of intelligence, truthfulness or kindness. Language use differs for all sorts of reasons, and differences are not deficiencies.

https://theconversation.com/why-somepeopletalkveryfast-and-others-take-their-time-despite-stereotypes-it-has-nothing-to-do-with-intelligence-210614

#language @psychology

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Esssie31, 9 months ago

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