Convenience

_______ 9.
Women are more likely than men to dis-
close information about intimate per-
sonal concerns.
_______ 10.
Female speakers are more animated in
their style than are males.
_______ 11.
Women use less personal space than
men.
_______ 12.
When a male speaks, he is listened to
more carefully than a female speaker,
even when she makes the identical
presentation.
_______ 13.
In general, women speak in a more ten-
tative style than do men.
_______ 14.
Women are more likely to answer ques-
tions that are not addressed to them.
_______ 15.
There is widespread gender segregation
in schools, and it hinders effective class-
room communication.
_______ 16.
Female managers are seen by both male
and female subordinates as better com-
municators than male managers.
_______ 17.
In classroom communications, teachers
are more likely to give verbal praise to
female than to male students.
_______ 18.
In general, men smile more often than
women.
Source: From Myra Sadker and Joyce Kaser, The Communications
Gender Gap, Mid-Atlantic Center for Sex Equity, 5010 Wisconsin
Avenue, N.W., Suite 308, Washington, D.C. 20016, 1984.
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