Gender and Nonverbal Communication

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"Even the most casual observation provides evidence that differences exist between men and women with regard to nonverbal
communication. For example, it is apparent that men are generally uncomfortable with such factors as eye contact and closeness of proximity. This is especially true in the case of male-male interactions. Conversely, women appear to be more comfortable with these factors when they are interacting with one another. Studies have indicated that both men and women tend to adjust these characteristics whenever the two genders interact. Thus, during male-female encounters, men tend to be more outgoing than usual in terms of nonverbal behavior, whereas women tend to be less so. This paper will discuss the various gender differences that exist in nonverbal communication, as well as the various studies which pertain to them. In addition, a discussion will be..."

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