This sounds analogous to phrenology. The tone of someone's voice when they answer a question about web application architecture will convey information about th

This sounds analogous to phrenology. The tone of someone's voice when they answer a question about web application architecture will convey information about the likelihood that they may sexually harass people? I don't think it'd make sense to ask a question like "how do you feel about sexual harassment in the workplace?", but if hypothetically such a question were asked, I also doubt even in that case that tone of voice would uncover a sexual harasser in a way that writing wouldn't. Voice tone does provide a lot of information, but I don't see how it's related to these points.