human skills - men vs women, communication

3. MEN VS WOMEN
HUMAN SKILLS
AND
COMMUNICATION

4. Men vs Women

5. Men vs Women
• Abilities
• Personality
• Attitude
• Emotions
• Intelligence
• Reaction to Stress

7. Attitude
• He goes where he wants, wears what
he wants and says what he wants
with no fear of condemnation. A real
man may even eat quiche if it pleases
him.
THE MANLY WAY OF LIFE
• The Manly Man is a swaggering
man, carrying himself with pride and
self-assurance. He is not a follower and
may not be a leader but, is unswayed by
external forces.

9. PERSONALITY
the concept
"personality" is
connected mainly
with his social and
psychological
aspects, such as his
sense of dignity, his
self-appraisal, his value orientations, beliefs, the
principles by which he lives, his
moral, aesthetic, socio-political and other social
positions,

11. ABILITIES
WOMEN CAN PERFORM MORE TASK AT A TIME AS
COMPARED TO MEN

13. REACTION TO STRESS
Men Respond To
Stress With ‘Fight Or
Flight' While Women
‘Tend And Befriend,'
Say Scientists
When faced with a stressful
or dangerous
situation, human beings
have only two
options, “fight” or “flight.”
Right? Not if you’re a

15. INTELLIGENCE
According to study
conducted by
cambridge university ,it
was found that
men are intelligent in
the field of logical
reasoning whereas
women are intelligent
in communicating .

17. EMOTIONS
EMOTIONALLY WOMEN ARE MORE STRONGER THAN MEN.

19. WAYS MEN AND WOMEN
COMMUNICATE DIFFERENTLY

20. E-mail and text messages.

21. Most of the e-mail women send revolves around
relationships: being supportive, making
suggestions, apologizing, asking questions and
offering thanks.

22. Men's e-mail messages are very different. Not only do
men more often portray themselves as subject
experts, but they have a more contentious interaction
style, employing sarcasm, profanity and insults.

24. • Men tend to focus on facts and seek
immediate resolutions; action is the
conversational goal.
• Women desire more
extensive talk about
problems, sharing
feelings and finding
common
experiences.

26. INTERRUPTING
Women interrupt to show concern, but they think men
disrupt the discussion by shifting the subject. Men do try
to control the conversation by disrupting it. They also
believe a woman's supportive interjections (for
example, "go on") are interruptions.

27. CHATTERBOX

28. CHATTERBOX
• Women spend more talking time with family and close
friends, expressing support and discussing
experiences.
• Men tend to talk more at
work and in formal and
social settings, and their
goal is the exchange of
information, even when
conversing with a buddy

31. GIVING COMPLIMENTS
Women always expects compliments from men and while
giving compliments
they play with their words in such a manner that usually
the reciever gets confused
on what is she trying to say.

33. APOLOGIZING
WOMEN USE
APOLOGIES TO TRY
TO CREATE OR
MAINTAIN
CONNECTIONS.

34. MEN ARE CONCERNED WITH WHAT AN APOLOGY
MIGHT DO: IT MIGHT LOWER THEM TO A
SUBORDINATE POSITION, A PLACE WHERE THEY'VE
NEVER WANTED TO BE SINCE BOYHOOD.

35. ARGUEMENTS

36. Arguments
Women often try to get their point across by asking many types of
questions: defiant, informational and rhetorical. The questions are
designed to present an opposition or gather data.

37. Men's contributions to arguments are often simple and
direct. They're so straightforward, in contrast to
women's questions, that men might not even realize
that a conflict is occurring.

38. Non verbal

40. NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
Touching
Body proximity
Gestures
Eye contact
Facial expressions
Postures