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What are some non-verbal cues that differ between genders?
What are some non-verbal cues that differ between genders?
- Facial expressions and physical space (correct)
- Volume of speech and use of slang
- Eye color and hair length
- Tone of voice and speed of speech
How can childhood interactions shape gendered cultural norms?
How can childhood interactions shape gendered cultural norms?
- By promoting gender-fair language
- By teaching gender-neutral behaviors
- By encouraging non-verbal communication
- By reinforcing gender stereotypes (correct)
What is gender-biased discrimination?
What is gender-biased discrimination?
- Promoting gender equality in the workplace
- Providing equal opportunities for all genders
- Encouraging individuals to express their gender identity
- Limiting individuals based on gender or sex (correct)
What is the purpose of gender-fair language?
What is the purpose of gender-fair language?
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How can using neutral expressions and plural nouns/pronouns help avoid gender-specific language?
How can using neutral expressions and plural nouns/pronouns help avoid gender-specific language?
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Why is sexism in language considered harmful?
Why is sexism in language considered harmful?
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What is a common example of sexism in language?
What is a common example of sexism in language?
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Study Notes
- Gender communication focuses on differences in how men and women speak.
- Non-verbal cues differ between genders, including facial expressions, paralanguage, physical space, touch, and eye contact.
- Gender communication can influence how individuals are perceived.
- Childhood interactions shape gendered cultural norms.
- Gender-fair language minimizes gender bias and discrimination.
- Using neutral expressions and plural nouns/pronouns can help avoid gender-specific language.
- Gender-biased discrimination limits individuals based on gender or sex.
- Sexism in language is considered harmful and affects both men and women.
- Sexism can lead to feelings of worthlessness and affect individuals mentally, physically, socially, and emotionally.
- A common example of sexism in language is the generic use of masculine terms to address both men and women.
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