21. A non-transitory computer-readable medium, comprising: a plurality of instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to: obtain, from a client device, a first voice request to access a voice processing system that processes voice communications received from client devices; determine, based on the first voice request, a first pace at which terms, associated with the first voice request, are spoken by a user of the client device; determine a second pace, where the second pace is based on a weighted average of a user pace of terms spoken, by the user when accessing the voice processing system, prior to the first voice request being received, and another pace of terms spoken by users of other client devices, other than the client device, when accessing the voice processing system, wherein a first weight assigned to the user pace is different than a second weight assigned to the another pace; compare the first pace to the second pace; determine a third pace based on the comparison of the first pace to the second pace; and send, to the client device, a voice response to be outputted at the third pace.
21. A non-transitory computer-readable medium, comprising: a plurality of instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to: obtain, from a client device, a first voice request to access a voice processing system that processes voice communications received from client devices; determine, based on the first voice request, a first pace at which terms, associated with the first voice request, are spoken by a user of the client device; determine a second pace, where the second pace is based on a weighted average of a user pace of terms spoken, by the user when accessing the voice processing system, prior to the first voice request being received, and another pace of terms spoken by users of other client devices, other than the client device, when accessing the voice processing system, wherein a first weight assigned to the user pace is different than a second weight assigned to the another pace; compare the first pace to the second pace; determine a third pace based on the comparison of the first pace to the second pace; and send, to the client device, a voice response to be outputted at the third pace. 24. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 21 , where the first voice request includes first video content of the user, and where the plurality of instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, further cause the one or more processors to: compare the first video content to second video content, that was received prior to the first video content, where the second video content corresponds to a first level of perceived urgency associated with the user; identify a second level of perceived urgency, associated with the user and relative to the first level of perceived urgency, based on the comparison of the first video content to the second video content; and send, to the client device, a voice response to be outputted at the third pace based on the first level of perceived urgency and the second level of perceived urgency.