PSYC 3480 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Nonverbal Communication, Relational Aggression, Lawrence Kohlberg
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Gender differences are usually largest when other people are present. For instance, women are especially likely to react positively to infants when other people are nearby: 2. Gender differences are generally largest when gender is prominent and other shared roles are minimized. For example, at a singles" bar, a person"s gender is very relevant, so gender differences are likely to be large. In contrast, at a professional conference of accountants where men and women have the same occupations the work role will be emphasized, and gender differences will be relatively small: 3. Gender differences are usually largest when the behavior requires specific gender-related skills. For example, men might be especially likely to volunteer to change a tire or perform a similar skill traditionally associated with men in our culture. Verbal communication: women and men are fairly similar in their patterns of verbal communication. Talkativeness: men and women are equally talkative.