Gender communication

Question 1

e process of exchanging ideas and information through words or actions.

Answer 1

Communication

Question 2

communication is related to words

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Verbal

Question 3

communication is related to actions and gestures

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Non verbal

Question 4

socially constructed
definition of women and
differences among women and men, based on some factors.
men. The

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Gender

Question 5

use of the gender-fair language promotes

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Inclusivity, respect, equality

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“Scientists are men and secretaries are women”

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Stereotyping

Question 7

This refers to the use of language that devalues members of one sex.

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Sexism in Language

Question 8

All humans are highly emotional.
T/F

Answer 8

True

Question 9

Women develop more gray matter and has more information processing centers. T/F

Answer 9

False

Question 10

The main goal of this theory is mutual respect and understanding.

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Genderlect

Question 11

Social inequality reflected in language can affect a child’s behavior and beliefs. T/F

Answer 11

False

Question 12

Along with our language, we also learn the cultural assumptions and biases underlying it. T/F

Answer 12

True

Question 13

more likely to want to fight if the are angry or emotional.

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Men

Question 14

emotional ones because men
can’t express their emotion in the way they want to.

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Women

Question 15

Complex * Literate * Socio intellectual * Aesthetic value * detailed * More
Questions *Facilitate Conversation

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Female communication style

Question 16

Argumentative * Aggressive * Forceful * Blunt * Intense Language * Control * Individualism

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Men communication style

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American professor of linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington,
DC .

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Deborah frances Tannen

Question 18

all socially transmitted behaviors, arts, languages, signs, symbols, ideas, beliefs, which is learnt and shared in a particular social group of the same type.

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Culture

Question 19

an organization it may be happens that a variety of people are working together. They may be different by their languages or by their cultures.

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Cultures at workplace

Question 20

Different cultures owns different communicating etiquettes.

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Culture norms

Question 21

type of language that is used
to avoid gender-specific words,pronouns, and other forms of language that could be seen as biased.

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Gender fair Language

Question 22

Language not only organizes our thoughts, but we learn to utilize language from infancy to express our basic needs and feelings.

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Language articulates consciousness

Question 23

Our society’s cultural meanings and values are encoded and transmitted through it.

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Language reflects culture

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When children learn a language, they pick up on the cultural assumptions and biases that go along with it

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Language affects socialization

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Language that excludes women or renders them invisible

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SEXIST LANGUAGE

Question 26

there is an absence or lack of words that refer to women’s experience

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Lexical Gap

Question 27

The world was changing. Equality was becoming the new standard. Gender-fair language was an important part of this shift.

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A new standard

Question 28

the process of learning the social expectations and attitudes associated with one's sex.

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Gender roles and socialization

Question 29

process of becoming a full member of society

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Socialization

Question 30

when persons are explicitly and directly taught the norms and values, the social expectations and obligations of the group

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Deliberate or Conscious

Question 31

when individuals learn the norms and values by themselves from observations in the various groups they come in contact with

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.Non-deliberate or Unplanned-

Question 32

set of behaviors, attitudes, and personality characteristics expected and encouraged of a person based on his or her sex.

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Gender role

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the process of a child’s learning of his/her gender identity

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Gendering

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Primary force of socialization

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Family

Question 35

Refers to ways by which parents deter or encourage behavior on the basis of appropriateness as regards gender

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Manipulation

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Refers to the way by which parents channel the child's interests in activities in conjunction with gender as deemed appropriate.

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Canalization

Question 37

Boys and girls are encouraged to do different activities to familiarize them with gender-appropriate tasks

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Activity exposure

Question 38

the process of telling children what they are and what is expected of them

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Verbal appellation

Question 39

Reinforces gender stereotypes and sex-based discrimination through media portrayal of men and women

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Mass media

Question 40

The formal school system promotes and encourages the different gender roles between men and women in many ways

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Educational institutions

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Gender discrimination in relation to occupation and pay

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Workplace

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peer interactions also contribute to gender socialization. Children tend to play with same-gender peers

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Peer group

Question 43

Reinforces gender stereotypes through religious symbols, teachings, doctrines and their interpretations

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Religion

Question 44

Creates laws and policies that ensure the maintenance of the system

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State