Scientists identify 'pink noise' as sign of enjoyable conversation
UKPulse Health Desk
Researchers at Dartmouth College reportedly found that a 'healthy dose of pink noise' indicates a mutually satisfying chat.
- Scientists at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire have reportedly discovered a sign of an enjoyable conversation.
- The concept of 'pink noise', usually associated with physics, is applied to conversation.
- A 'healthy dose of pink noise' is apparently the secret to a mutually satisfying chat.
Scientists at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire reportedly believe they have identified a characteristic of enjoyable conversations. Their research suggests that a 'healthy dose of pink noise' is a telltale sign of a mutually satisfying chat.
This concept, typically linked with physics, is now being applied to the dynamics of human conversation, with researchers exploring how to incorporate 'pink noise' into discussions.