8. A system for indicating at least one emotional attitude of a speaker using voice tone analysis, said system comprising: a. a sound recorder adapted to record a word or set of words that is repeatedly pronounced by a speaker for the duration of a sample period, and to produce a signal representing sound volume as a function of frequency for said sample period, b. processing means coupled to said recorder, for processing said signal so as to obtain voice characteristics relating to the tone of said speaker, wherein said voice characteristics includes a Function A defined as the average or maximum sound volume as a function of sound frequency from within a range of frequencies measured in said sampled period and a Function B defined as the averaging, or maximizing of said function A over said range of frequencies and dyadic multiples thereof; c. a database comprising a plurality of reference tones and emotional attitudes corresponding to each of said reference tones for allowing indicating of at least one emotional attitude of said speaker through comparison of said voice characteristics to said reference tones.
11. The system of claim 8 , wherein said plurality of reference tones comprises; a. tone “DO”, corresponding to frequency range 128 Hz+−8 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof, and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing the need for activity in general and for survival activity in particular; b. tone “RE” corresponding to frequency range 146 Hz+−8 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing impulsiveness and/or creativity; c. tone “MI” corresponding to frequency range 162 Hz+−8 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing self-control, and action within restraint; d. tone “FA” corresponding to frequency range 172 Hz+−8 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing especially deep emotions such as love, hatred, sadness, joy and happiness; e. tone “SOL” corresponding to frequency range 192 Hz+−8 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing deep level inter-personal communication; f. tone “LA” corresponding to frequency range 220 Hz+−10 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude generally representing speech out of profound conviction and referral to principles of reliability; g. tone “SI” corresponding to frequency range 240 Hz+−10 Hz and all dyadic multiples thereof and corresponding to an emotional attitude representing command, leadership, ownership, or a sense of mission.