Call Duration
Cross-source consensus on Call Duration from 1 sources and 5 claims.
1 sources · 5 claims
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- Communication frequency and call duration were used as measurable proxies for social investment because emotional closeness is difficult to measure directly. — Quantifying gender preferences across humans lifespan
- The study repeated analyses across several duration thresholds because no single meaningful-call threshold could be chosen in advance. — Quantifying gender preferences across humans lifespan
- Duration remained an indirect proxy for emotional exchange even after multiple thresholds and ranked-call subsets were analyzed. — Quantifying gender preferences across humans lifespan
- Short calls were treated as less likely to represent meaningful emotional or social exchange. — Quantifying gender preferences across humans lifespan
- Longer-call and top-ranked-call analyses strengthened the interpretation because the same qualitative patterns persisted under restrictions to more emotionally meaningful contacts. — Quantifying gender preferences across humans lifespan