1. A computer-implemented method for improved perception of a user response, the method comprising: receiving a first search query; presenting first search results to the user based on the first search query; tracking, through at least one voice interaction device, at least one explicit response to the first search results and a plurality of parameters associated with at least one implicit response to the first search results, wherein the at least one implicit response comprises a tone of the at least one explicit response to the first search results; calculating, with a processor, the at least one implicit response to the first search results from the plurality of tracked parameters, wherein the at least one implicit response is related to the at least one explicit response; and qualifying the at least one explicit response by the at least one implicit response, wherein qualifying the at least one explicit response by the at least one implicit response comprises determining whether the at least one explicit response represents a hard explicit response, a soft explicit response, or an ambivalent explicit response, and wherein determining whether the at least one explicit response represents a hard explicit response, a soft explicit response, or an ambiguous explicit response comprises comparing the at least one implicit response to a norm in a user profile.