Rodriguez
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Rusiana
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Sayson, C
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Sayson, K
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Sumagang
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Tilos
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Toquero
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Quilnet
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Introduction - Gendered Verbal Communication
Verbal Communication Expresses Cultural Views of Gender
o Gendered Language Excludes
o Language Defines Gender as Binary
Verbal Communication Expresses Cultural Views of Gender
o Language Shapes Awareness of Gendered Issues
o Language Organizes Perceptions of Gender
o Language Evaluates Gender
o Language Allows Self-Reflection
Gendered Styles of Verbal Communication
o Gendered Speech Communities
o The Lessons of Children’s Play
 Boy’s Games
 Girl’s Games
Gendered Styles of Verbal Communication
o Gendered Communication Practices
 Feminine Communication
 Masculine Communication
 The Gender-Linked Language Effect
Gendered Styles of Verbal Communication
o Gender-Based Misinterpretations in Communication
 Showing Support
 Troubles Talk
 The Point of the Story
 Relationship Talk
 Public Speaking
Summary
Introduction - Gendered Nonverbal Communication
Functions of Nonverbal Communication
o Supplement Verbal Communication
o Regulate Interaction
o Establish the Relationship Level of Meaning
 Responsiveness
 Liking
 Power or Control
Forms of Nonverbal Communication
o Artifacts
o Proximity and Personal Space
o Haptics (Touch)
o Kinesics (Facial and Body Motion)
Forms of Nonverbal Communication
o Paralanguage
o Physical Appearance
o Interpreting Nonverbal Behavior
o Respecting Gendered Styles of Nonverbal Communication
Summary