Gender Differences
Program Objectives To improve communication between members of the opposite sex.
A Challenge Please write a one sentence definition of   Gender Communication (and a few of the challenges you have experienced).
Definition  (1 of 2) Sexual identity, especially in relation to society or culture. The condition of being female or male; sex. Females or males considered as a group: expressions used by one gender.
Definition  (2 of 2) Gender  refers to the social relationship/ roles and responsibilities of men and women, the expectations held about the characteristics, aptitudes and likely behaviours of both women and men (femininity and masculinity) that are learned, change over time and vary within and between cultures.
General Differences  (1 of 2)   Women   Value : Communication Connection Relationships
General Differences  (2 of 2)   Men   Value : Independence Power Accomplishments
The Gender World View Woman’s Social World A Network of Cooperation Men’s Social World A Hierarchy of Power
Gender Differences  (1 of 2) Report vs. Rapport Men are externally focused and often view situations as issues to be resolved.  They talk to inform others.
Gender Differences  (2 of 2) Report vs. Rapport Women are internally focused and  often talk as a way to connect and  relate to others.
Four Parts (A Recap)  (1 of 2) Problem Solving Ventilating vs. Curing Communicating Needs And Desires Hinting vs. Telling
Four Parts (A Recap)  (2 of 2) Understanding a Situation & Relating Gossip vs. Privacy General Approach To Situations (Competition vs. Cooperation)
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GENDER DIFFERENCES POWERPOINT

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    Program Objectives Toimprove communication between members of the opposite sex.
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    A Challenge Pleasewrite a one sentence definition of Gender Communication (and a few of the challenges you have experienced).
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    Definition (1of 2) Sexual identity, especially in relation to society or culture. The condition of being female or male; sex. Females or males considered as a group: expressions used by one gender.
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    Definition (2of 2) Gender refers to the social relationship/ roles and responsibilities of men and women, the expectations held about the characteristics, aptitudes and likely behaviours of both women and men (femininity and masculinity) that are learned, change over time and vary within and between cultures.
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    General Differences (1 of 2) Women Value : Communication Connection Relationships
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    General Differences (2 of 2) Men Value : Independence Power Accomplishments
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    The Gender WorldView Woman’s Social World A Network of Cooperation Men’s Social World A Hierarchy of Power
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    Gender Differences (1 of 2) Report vs. Rapport Men are externally focused and often view situations as issues to be resolved. They talk to inform others.
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    Gender Differences (2 of 2) Report vs. Rapport Women are internally focused and often talk as a way to connect and relate to others.
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    Four Parts (ARecap) (1 of 2) Problem Solving Ventilating vs. Curing Communicating Needs And Desires Hinting vs. Telling
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    Four Parts (ARecap) (2 of 2) Understanding a Situation & Relating Gossip vs. Privacy General Approach To Situations (Competition vs. Cooperation)
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    About This Product: To download this entire Gender Differences PowerPoint presentation visit ReadySetPresent.com Over 100+ slides on topics such as: how to avoid pitfalls, define areas of miscommunication between genders, how to manage genders in the work place and accommodating gender differences. Includes topics such as issues in the work place, slides on negotiation and gender, biological brain differences, strengths of genders, gender facts and trivia, moving past stereo types, the Parson’s model, women working with men, men working with women, and females in business, and more.Royalty Free - Use Them Over and Over Again. Please Visit: www.ReadySetPresent.com