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9780205317202

Communication and Gender

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205317202

  • ISBN10:

    0205317200

  • Edition: 4th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-03-20
  • Publisher: Pearson

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Summary

While progressing beyond mere stereotyping of male and female behavior, Communication and Gender examines how gender pervades the communication process in a variety of contexts.Exploring the complexities of gender communication in interpersonal relationships, the educational environment, the media, and the workplace, this book offers strategies that readers can use to examine their own communication behavior and to more fully understand the communication of others. Communication and Gender includes a solid foundation of theory and research, presented in a conversational and accessible style. By mixing equal amounts of theory and "real world" examples relevant to readers, Communication and Gender focuses on the communication process as it's experienced by an increasingly diverse population.For those looking to strengthen their communication skills.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Perspectives
1(12)
Working Definitions
3(1)
Gendered Communication
4(3)
Consider This! Genders in Transition
6(1)
Approaches to Studying Communication
7(1)
Settings for Social Interaction
8(2)
Our Perspective
10(1)
Consider This! The Changing Role of Fathers
11(1)
Finding your Voice
11(1)
Further Reading
12(1)
Gender Identity
13(24)
Theoretical Explanations for Gender Development
13(1)
Biological Theories
14(3)
Traditional Perspective
14(1)
Consider This! Jane-Anne Mennella Reminds Us That ``I Can Fix Cars, Too''
15(1)
Newer Perspective
16(1)
Psychological Theories
17(10)
Freudian Identification Theory
17(1)
Social Interaction Theories
18(1)
Social Learning Theory
18(1)
Consider This! The Risky Business of Raising Sons
19(2)
Cognitive Developmental Theory
21(2)
Social Role Theories
23(1)
Moral Voices Theory
24(3)
Aspect Theory
27(1)
Perspectives on Gender Identity
27(3)
Well-Established Differences
28(1)
Unfounded Beliefs About Differences
29(1)
Questionable Differences
30(1)
Strategies for Change
30(3)
Summary
33(1)
Finding your Voice
34(2)
Further Riding
36(1)
Language
37(26)
Children's Language Use
37(4)
Consider This! In Japan...
40(1)
Communicative Competence
41(9)
Dominance/Deficit Approach
41(4)
Difference Approach
45(3)
Consider This! Who Does the Talking?
48(2)
Gender and African American Speech
50(1)
Implications and Consequences of Gendered Language
51(4)
Sexism
52(1)
Gendered Perceptions
52(1)
Man-Made Language
53(2)
Strategies for Change
55(5)
Consider This! Queer
55(1)
Avoiding He-Man Language
56(1)
Guidelines for Nonsexist Language
57(3)
Summary
60(1)
Finding Your Voice
60(1)
Further Reading
61(2)
Nonverbal Communication
63(23)
Encoding and Decoding Ability
64(14)
Nonverbal Cues
67(1)
Consider This! Beyond the veil
67(3)
Gestures, Body Movement, and Orientation
70(2)
Facial Expression and Eye Behavior
72(1)
Proxemics and Touching Behavior
73(3)
Artifacts
76(2)
Implications and Consequences of Nonverbal Cues
78(2)
Nonverbal Cues of Immediacy
78(1)
Nonverbal Cues of Status and Power
79(1)
Nonverbal Cues of Responsiveness
79(1)
Strategies for Change
80(2)
Immediacy Cues
80(1)
Status and Power Cues
81(1)
Responsiveness Cues
82(1)
Summary
82(2)
Consider This! Too Pumped Up?
83(1)
Finding Your Voice
84(1)
Further Reading
85(1)
Friendships
86(20)
Interpersonal Relationships
86(1)
Defining Friendship
87(2)
Same-Sex Friendships
89(7)
Children's Friendships
89(1)
Adolescent Friendships
90(1)
Adult Friendships
90(3)
Communication in Same-Sex Friendships
93(3)
Cross-Sex Friendships
96(4)
Communication in Cross-Sex Friendships
97(3)
Implications and Consequences of Gender in Friendships
100(1)
Strategies for Change
101(2)
Develop a Supportive Climate for Change
101(1)
Encourage Effective Disclosure Patterns
102(1)
Communicator Style Awareness
102(1)
Summary
103(1)
Finding Your Voice
104(1)
Further Reading
104(2)
Family, Courtship, and Marriage
106(24)
Family
106(6)
Parenting Styles
107(2)
Communicator Styles
109(2)
Intimacy
111(1)
Conflict
111(1)
Summary
112(1)
Courtship
112(5)
Self Disclosure
113(1)
Language
114(1)
Touch
114(1)
Conflict
115(1)
Aggression/Physical Violence
115(2)
Summary
117(1)
Marriage
117(8)
Gendered Roles
119(1)
Consider This! Stepmoms versus Stepdads
120(1)
Self Disclosure and Intimacy
121(2)
Power and Dominance
123(2)
Summary
125(1)
Strategies for Change
126(1)
Finding your Voice
127(2)
Further Reading
129(1)
Education
130(28)
Inequities in Education
131(8)
Textbooks and Literature
131(5)
Consider This! Even Dr. Seuss!
136(3)
Counseling and Guidance Materials
139(1)
Classroom Interaction
139(7)
Teacher Expectancy
140(2)
Communication Patterns
142(3)
Perceptions of Teachers
145(1)
Implications and Consequences of Gender Bias in Education
146(4)
Self-Concept
146(2)
Curriculum Choice
148(1)
Occupational Choice
149(1)
Consider This! The Gender Gap and Technology
149(1)
Strategies for Change
150(4)
Summary
154(1)
Finding your Voice
155(1)
Further Reading
156(2)
Media
158(20)
Film
159(3)
The 1920s Through the 1970s
160(1)
The 1980s and 1990s
161(1)
Television
162(4)
Children's Programming
163(1)
Adult Programming
164(1)
Consider This! Why Girls Don't Like Computer Games
164(2)
Music
166(3)
Comic Strips and Political Cartoons
169(2)
Advertisements
171(2)
Magazine Advertising
171(1)
Television and Radio Advertising
172(1)
Implications and Consequences of Media Images
173(1)
Strategies for Change
174(1)
Summary
175(1)
Finding Your Voice
175(1)
Further Reading
176(2)
Organizations
178(21)
Gendered Expectations
179(1)
Gender Ideology and Managers
180(3)
Consider This! Glass Ceilings
181(2)
Gendered Organizational Communication
183(4)
Informal Communication Networks
185(1)
Communication in Task Groups
186(1)
Implications and Consequences of Gender Ideology
187(5)
Entering the Organization
187(2)
Getting Promoted
189(1)
Sexual Harassment
190(1)
Consider This! Empirical Definitions of Sexual Harassment
190(2)
Strategies for Change
192(4)
Mentors
193(1)
Networking
194(1)
Organizational Policies
195(1)
Consider This! Men Whose Wives Work Earn Less
196(1)
Summary
196(1)
Finding Your Voice
197(1)
Further Reading
198(1)
References 199(28)
Credits 227(1)
Index 228

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