Gender Communication Differences

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Communicating Gender
by Suzanne Romaine. 406 pgs.

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Preface

Chapter 1: Doing Gender

Chapter 2: Boys Will Be Boys?

Chapter 3: What's Gender Got To Do with Grammar?

Chapter 4: English--A Man-Made Language?

Chapter 5: What's in a Name?

Chapter 6: Gendered Talk: Gossip, Shop Talk, and the Sound of Silence

Chapter 7: Learning How to Talk like a Lady

Chapter 8: Different Words, Different Worlds?

Chapter 9: Advertising Gender

Chapter 10: Language Reform: A Msguided Attempt to Change Herstory?

Chapter 11: Writing Feminist Futures

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Gender, Power and Communication in Human Relationships
by Michael J. Cody, Pamela J. Kalbfleisch. 366 pgs.

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Contributors

Preface

Part I: Introduction and Overview

Chapter 1: Power and Communication in the Relationships of Women and Men Otuk

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Part II: Gender-Based Expectations and Beliefs

Chapter 2: Body Politics Revisited: What Do We Know Today?

Acknowlegment

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Chapter 3: Gender, Immediacy, and Nonverbal Communication

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Chapter 4: Women's Style in Problem Solving Interaction: Powerless, or Simply Feminine?

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Chapter 5: Masculinity and Femininity: Defining the Undefinable

Acknowledgement

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Part III: Women and Men Together

Chapter 6: Sexual Discourse and Sexual Intercourse: How the Way We Communicate Affects the Way We Think About Sexual Coercion

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Chapter 7: Negotiating Safer Sex: The Dynamics of African-American Relationships

Acknowledgement

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Chapter 8: Power and Equality in Mentoring Relationships

Acknowledgement

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Chapter 9: Relating to Spouse and Stranger: Gender-Preferential Language Use

Acknowledgment

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Chapter 10: Managing Conflict and Anger: Investigating the Sex Stereotype Hypothesis

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Chapter 11: The Dynamics of Power: Money and Sex in Intimate Relationships

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Part IV: Women and Men in Society

Chapter 12: Television Promotion of Gender Equality in Societies

Acknowledgement

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Chapter 13: Men and Women in the Market Place

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Chapter 14: Gender and Power

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Sex Differences in Social Behavior: A Social-Role Interpretation
by Alice H. Eagly. 178 pgs.

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John M. Maceachran Memorial Lecture Series

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Preface

Prologue

1: The Analysis of Sex Differences in Social Behavior: a New Theory and a New Method

2: Sex Differences in Helping Behavior

3: Sex Differences in Aggressive Behavior

4: Sex Differences in Other Social Behaviors

5: The Interpretation of Sex Differences in Social Behavior

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Sex Differences and Similarities in Communication: Critical Essays and Empirical Investigations of Sex and Gender in Interaction
by Daniel J. Canary, Kathryn Dindia. 468 pgs.

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Lea's Communication Series

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Preface

Prologue: Recurring Issues in Sex Differences and Similarities in Communication

Chapter 1: What's the Difference? a Dialogue About Differences and Similarities Between Women and Men

Chapter 2: Toward an Expanded Orientation to the Study of Sex Differences in Friendship

Chapter 3: Gender Differences in Interaction: a Reexamination

Chapter 4: Researching Sex Differences Within Sex Similarities: The Evolutionary Consequences of Reproductive Differences

Chapter 5: Social Support and the Emotional Lives of Men and Women: an Assessment of the Different Cultures Perspective

Chapter 6: The Gender-Linked Language Effect: Do Language Differences Really Make a Difference?

Chapter 7: How Big Are Nonverbal Sex Differences? the Case of Smiling and Sensitivity to Nonverbal Cues

Chapter 8: Gender as a Culturally Determined Construct: Communication Styles in Japan and the United States

Chapter 9: Gender Differences in Intimacy and Related Behaviors: Context and Process

Chapter 10: An Evolutionary View on Understanding Sex Effects in Communicating Attraction

Chapter 11: Gender Differences in Being Influential and/or Influenced: a Challenge to Prior Explanations

Chapter 12: Theoretical Approaches to Understanding Sex Differences and Similarities in Conflict Behavior

Chapter 13: A Comparison of Topics and Objectives in a Cross Section of Young Men's and Women's Everyday Conversations

Chapter 14: Expressing Emotion: Sex Differences in Social Skills and Communicative Responses to Anger, Sadness, and Jealousy

Chapter 15: Sex Differences in Presenting and Detecting Deceptive Messages

Chapter 16: Conversational Maintenance Behaviors of Husbands and Wives: an Observational Analysis

Chapter 17: Perceptions of Men and Women Departing from Conversational Sex Role Stereotypes During Initial Interaction

Chapter 18: First Date Initiation and Enactment: an Expectancy Violation Approach

Chapter 19: Methodological Considerations When Examining a Gendered World

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Multichannel Integrations of Nonverbal Behavior (Chap. 7 "Male and Female Nonverbal Behavior")
by Aron W. Siegman, Stanley Feldstein. 290 pgs.

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List of Contributors

Prologue

REFERENCES

1: Nonverbal Immediacy in Interpersonal Communication

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2: Expressive Correlates of Affective States and Traits

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3: Controlling the Floor in Conversation

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4: Nonverbal Cues in the Mediation of Interpersonal Expectancy Effects

ACKNOWLEDGMENT

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5: Telling Lies: Verbal and Nonverbal Correlates of Deception

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6: Vocal Paralanguage Without Unconscious Processes

INTRODUCTION

SUMMARY

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7: Male and Female Nonverbal Behavior

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8: Race, Socioeconomic Status, and Nonverbal Behavior

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Gender Differences in Conversation Topics, 1922-1990, in Sex Roles: A Journal of Research
by Katherine Bischoping. 18 pgs.

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On the Gender Differential Use of Listener Responsiveness, in Sex Roles: A Journal of Research
by Tammy A. Marche, Carole Peterson. 22 pgs.

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Exploring the Impact of Gender Role Self-Perception on Communication Style, in Women's Studies in Communication
by Michelle D. Kirtley, James B. Weaver. 20 pgs.

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The Developmental Social Psychology of Gender (Chap. 10 "Gender, Communication, and Social Influence: A Developmental Perspective")
by Thomas B. Eckes, Hanns M. Trautner. 470 pgs.

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Numerous publications have addressed gender issues from a social or a developmental psychological perspective. This volume breaks new ground in advancing a genuine synthesis of theory and research from these two disciplines. Building on the premise that a full understanding of the multifaceted nature of gender can be achieved only through a wider focus on processes of development and social influence, the contributors examine theoretical approaches to gender development and socialization, gender categorization and interpersonal behavior, and group-level and cultural forces that affect gender socialization and behavior. The book will be of interest to students and professionals in social psychology, developmental psychology, gender studies, sociology, anthropology, and educational psychology.

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Contributors

Preface

I: Introduction

1: Developmental Social Psychology of Gender: an Integrative Framework

II: Theoretical Approaches

2: An Evolutionary Life-History Model of Gender Differences and Similarities

3: Theories of Gender Socialization

4: Cognitive Theories of Gender Development

5: Social Role Theory of Sex Differences and Similarities: a Current Appraisal

III: Gender Categorization and Interpersonal Behavior

6: Development of the Self in Gendered Contexts

7: Gender Stereotypes and the Dynamics of Social Interaction

8: Combative Children to Ambivalent Adults: the Development of Gender Prejudice

9: Sexual Scripts and Heterosexual Aggression

IV: Gender, Group, and Culture

10: Gender, Communication, and Social Influence: a Developmental Perspective

11: Gender-Role Socialization in the Family: a Longitudinal Approach

12: A Dual-Impact Model of Gender and Career-Related Processes

13: Gender Development in Cross-Cultural Perspective

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14: Putting Gender Development into Context: Problems and Prospects

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Girl Talk, Guy Talk: Do Men and Women Really Have Distinctive Conversational Styles?, in Psychology Today
by Kohn Alfie. 2 pgs.

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Gender Differences in Preschoolers' Help-Eliciting Communication, in Journal of Genetic Psychology
by R. Bruce Thompson. 12 pgs.

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Health Communication and Gender: A Review and Critique, in Health Communication
by Anne S. Gabbard-Alley. 20 pgs.

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Gender at Work, in Public Management
by Karen Curnow Mccluskey. 5 pgs.

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Gender Differences in Self-Reported Response in Troubles Talk, in Sex Roles: A Journal of Research
by Shari L. Michaud, Rebecca M. Warner. 14 pgs.

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Interpersonal Communication: Evolving Interpersonal Relationships
by Pamela J. Kalbfleisch. 302 pgs.

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Communication

Contents

Contributors

Preface

Acknowledgments

Part I: Introduction and Overview

1: Looking for a Friend and a Lover: Perspectives on Evolving Interpersonal Relationships

Part II: Initial Interaction

2: Friendly? Flirting? Wrong?

3: Dyad Gender Structure, Uncertainty Reduction, and Self-Disclosure During Initial Interaction

5: Deceptive Schemata: Initial Impressions of Others

Part III: Relationships In Process

6: Ways of Doing Conflict: a Folk Taxonomy of Conflict Events In Personal Relationships

7: Hers or His? Sex Differences In The Experience and Communication Of Jealousy in Close Relationships

8: Power in Friendship and Use of Influence Strategies

9: Who Embarrasses Whom? Relational and Sex Differences in the Use of Intentional Embarrassment

10: What's Yours is Mine and What's Mine is Yours: Couple Friends

Part IV: Maturing and Disengaging Relationships

11: Public Portrayals of Enduring Friendships

12: From Passion to Commitment: Turning Points in Romantic Relationships

13: Preservation of Relational Characteristics: Maintenance Strategies, Equity, and Locus of Control

Part V: Summary and Perspective

Author Index

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