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With social development，many people don't stay in the same place forever.So many things can （1）k eepeep you from seeing your loved ones in person，from busy schedules to long distances （距離） to a rather unexpected pandemic Covid-19.Fortunately，thanks to modern technology，the people we miss are （2）o ftenften only a phone call or text message away.But if you're someone who （3）p refersrefers typed-out messages，you may want to think twice.A new study found that communication that （4）i ncludesncludes voice，like a phone call or video chat，created （5）s trongertronger social connections than communication through typing，like text messaging or email.
Researchers found that although people thought that a phone call with an old friend would be less comfortable， （6）h earingearing someone's voice actually made the experience better.In an experiment，the researchers had strangers connect by （7）e itherither texting，talking over video chat or talking using only audio （語(yǔ)音）.They found that both forms of voice （8）c ommunicationsommunications----whether video or audio only-made the strangers feel more connected than when they communicated through texting.Sabrina Romanoff，a doctor from New York，says texting can make it hard to get the （9）t ruerue meaning behind a conversation. "While making a voice or audio phone call，each party is there，so the speakers are able to understand the meaning behind the content （內(nèi)容） （10）w ithoutithout thinking over the endless possible meanings behind words."
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