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  • 1.9: Gender Communication

    • Laura K. Hahn, Lance Lippert, and Scott T. Paynton's Survey of Communication Study: "Chapter 13: Gender Communication"

      This chapter discusses gender communication theory.  Pay close attention to the definition and applications of gender communication theory.  Additional discussions of the applications will be part of other units of this course.  After reading the chapter, complete the discussion questions and write definitions for the key terms listed at the end of the chapter.  These assignments will help prepare you for the final course exam.

    • Biola University: Dr. Tim Muehlhoff's Advanced Studies in Gender Communication Course: "Language Defines Gender" and "Nonverbal Communication Between Men and Women" Page

      In the first lecture Professor Muehlhoff and his students discuss the use and impact of language on the way gender is defined in society. The discussion addresses the use of language and symbols and how these affect our interpretations of ourselves and others. He provides insights into communication barriers and strategies for improving interpersonal interactions based on gender communication theory. In the second lecture Professor Muehlhoff continues the discussion of gender communication by addressing the use of nonverbal cues in the communication process.

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