I selected this topic because I thought it would be interesting to find what types of

communication differences there are in the workplace. I found that there are basically two

types of communication, verbal and nonverbal.

While I was in the process of doing my research, I came across something that was

interesting. It was a quiz on Gender Communications that contained eighteen statements. It

basically wanted to find out how much do we know about how men and women

communicated. If you thought a statement was an accurate description of communication

patterns, you would then mark it true, if it wasn't then it would be marked false. Here are

some examples of statements that were used:

1. Men talk more than women. This statement is true because despite the stereotype,

the research is consistent and clear, in classrooms, in offices, in group discussions, in two

person conversations, men talk more than their fair share of the time.

2. Men are more likely to interrupt women than to interrupt other men. True When

women talk with other women, interruptions are evenly distributed. When men talk with

other men, interruptions are evenly distributed. How

that will help listeners understand what they are talking about and

will be more likely to avert their eyes, especially when stared at by men. Frequently, a woman

are better than men at decoding nonverbal signs. They are also more likely to reflect their

talking, they fail to provide nonverbal encouragements. Women, I found, interpret the silence

remember important points.

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