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    Gender communication focuses on the social constructs and expectations associated with each sex. It concentrates on the roles, responsibilities, and aptitudes that are learned and modified through culture, society, and environment. Verbal and non-verbal communication differ between men and women, with men traditionally expected to be more assertive and women more indirect. However, norms are changing as women push boundaries on acceptable topics and styles of expression. Formal and informal communication also vary by gender, such as expectations around attire and forms of address.

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    Gender communication focuses on the social constructs and expectations associated with each sex. It concentrates on the roles, responsibilities, and aptitudes that are learned and modified through culture, society, and environment. Verbal and non-verbal communication differ between men and women, with men traditionally expected to be more assertive and women more indirect. However, norms are changing as women push boundaries on acceptable topics and styles of expression. Formal and informal communication also vary by gender, such as expectations around attire and forms of address.

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    Gender communication focuses on the social constructs and expectations associated with each sex. It concentrates on the roles, responsibilities, and aptitudes that are learned and modified through culture, society, and environment. Verbal and non-verbal communication differ between men and women, with men traditionally expected to be more assertive and women more indirect. However, norms are changing as women push boundaries on acceptable topics and styles of expression. Formal and informal communication also vary by gender, such as expectations around attire and forms of address.

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    Influence Of Gender

    In The Dimension Of
    Communication
    Gender Communication
    Focuses on the social construct regarding the behavioral,
    cultural, or psychological traits typically associated with
    one sex..

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    Gender Communication
    Concentrates on the roles and responsibilities,
    expectations, and aptitude of men and women that are
    learned, and modified as a result of the interaction of
    culture, society and environment.

    3
    Diferrence of
    MEN
    &
    WOMEN
    4
    Verbal/
    Non-Verbal
    Dimensions
    5
    Men
    Men think they should be “MACHO” in language and
    action especially before but nowadays Men can talk about
    feelings even cry like Christian pop singer Gary
    Valenciano

    6
    Women
    Women are expected to be non-confrontational in their
    language, especially men. They are supposed to talk only
    about certain topics that are within the world of women.

    Although Women can be loud and assertive like comedian


    and political activist Juana Change.

    7
    Oral/Written
    Dimensions

    8
    Women
    In the older days, women expected to be the indirect and
    circuitous in their way of expressing themselves
    In today’s society, women pushed the boundaries of what
    is acceptable topic for women. they now speak with
    directness

    9
    Men
    Men use assertive words and expect to be understood.

    Men prioritize productivity and efficiency rather than


    emotions

    10
    Formal/
    Informal
    Dimensions
    11
    Men
    Men can get away with wearing denims in a job
    interview. Men are oftenly not expected to wear formal
    clothes unless it is specified

    Male bosses are not referred to by their first name but


    instead by their initials like “MPV” for Manny V.
    Pangilinan

    12
    Women
    Women are expected to don corporate attire whenever in a
    formal context like job interviews.

    I most cases a female teacher rather than a female teacher


    is the students choice in sharing their problems

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    Made by:
    Kaira Francesca Sison
    Christien Froi Feliciano
    Paulyn May Pagdanganan
    Lance Jason Lumba
    Amor Cruz
    Marco Cortez

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