Men and women both speak the same language, however, there’s differences in priorities, internal processing, and behavior patterns. Language is the most important communication tool for humans. When it comes to language, how men and women communicate differently is frequently thought of. Communication is sometimes misinterpreted, but being aware of the two genders and the way we speak, will help our messages be clear and understandable. This subject isn’t new, in fact, it’s been researched since the 1960s (Ngoc). Men and women communicate differently because of the way their brains are wired. Female’s brains are more mature than males.
Women connect through conversation while men connect through action. When women talk to other women they look for common ground and use overlapping remarks while conversing. Women like to help others tell stories, also known as co-authoring (Rogers). Women have a higher pitched tone while speaking and have a lively …show more content…
If a girl was to say something rude to another girl, she wouldn’t say it to her face, she would say it behind her back. Males consider it being cool and looking tough, I call it unnecessary. Using harsh language doesn’t mean anything. It makes that person look bad in other people’s eyes. While speaking to someone look at their body language. A lot of times body language tells us if that person is interested or if they are tuning you out. Men and women still speak the same way as they did 15 years ago. I think because of it being the same as it was 15 years ago, it’ll still be the same in 15 years. Researching these topics make me think how I communicate every day. I can relate on a high level with women changing the pitch in their voice. Every time I change my pitch I have to laugh and think of my class. I also use hang gestures, raise my eyebrows, and lay my head back in the middle of
Women connect through conversation while men connect through action. When women talk to other women they look for common ground and use overlapping remarks while conversing. Women like to help others tell stories, also known as co-authoring (Rogers). Women have a higher pitched tone while speaking and have a lively …show more content…
If a girl was to say something rude to another girl, she wouldn’t say it to her face, she would say it behind her back. Males consider it being cool and looking tough, I call it unnecessary. Using harsh language doesn’t mean anything. It makes that person look bad in other people’s eyes. While speaking to someone look at their body language. A lot of times body language tells us if that person is interested or if they are tuning you out. Men and women still speak the same way as they did 15 years ago. I think because of it being the same as it was 15 years ago, it’ll still be the same in 15 years. Researching these topics make me think how I communicate every day. I can relate on a high level with women changing the pitch in their voice. Every time I change my pitch I have to laugh and think of my class. I also use hang gestures, raise my eyebrows, and lay my head back in the middle of