Human
Relations (MGMT611) | 2023 Assignment No. 1
Prepared By: Imtiaz
Hussain
Course: Human Relations
Virtual University of Pakistan
Requirements:
In light of the given scenario, relevant lessons,
and various study materials that you may consult, you are required to provide
at least five differences in the communication patterns of men and women. Your
answer must be based on logical justification/arguments.
Answer:
In the light of given scenario we
have to recognized that communication patterns, that are common in individuals, and in the light of that
recognization we have observed some differences in the communication patterns
of men and women. Here are five differences with logical reasoning behind them:
1. Direct and Indirect Language:
It is common observed that men tend to use more direct and clear language when communicate
with others. They just deliver the information clearly and to the point as it
is delivered. While at the other side, women always use indirect language, for
example they always uses hints, cues to convey their message to others. These
differences indicate that how much male and female are socialize in the society
and how they convey their message to others.
2. Emotion Expression:
Research suggests that women tend to express emotions more openly and directly
than men. Female always use of emotional vocabulary and express their feelings
through non-verbal or verbal cues. On the other hand, Men are not used non
verbal communication and do not expressing their emotions, often relying on
non-verbal cues or actions rather than explicitly stating their feelings. This will
be influenced by societal expectations that encourage men to be stoic and not
show vulnerability.
3. Listening and Problem-Solving
Styles: Men always are considered as problem solving as
they always try to resolve issue and problem and find their solution. Men
always see the problem critically and deeply analyze the issue and then find a
suitable solution. In contrast, women often prioritize empathetic listening,
seeking emotional connection, and understanding. They may engage in active
listening, offering support and validation before exploring potential
solutions. These differences can be attributed to societal expectations and
gender roles that shape individuals' communication styles.
4. Conversational Topics:
While there are no inherent limitations on the topics of conversation for men
and women, societal expectations and interests can influence the types of
topics they engage in. Men may be more inclined to discuss subjects such as
sports, technology, politics, or current events, which are traditionally
considered more "masculine" topics. Women, on the other hand, may
focus more on personal relationships, emotions, family matters, or personal
experiences, which are often associated with "feminine" topics.
However, it is important to note that individuals' interests and preferences
can vary greatly.
5. Non-Verbal Communication:
Non-verbal communication cues, such as body language, gestures, and facial
expressions, are also different between men and women. Men often display more straight
and assertive body language, and maintaining direct eye contact to convey
confidence and control to the other party. While on the other hand women may
use more non-verbal cues, signals employing smaller gestures, maintaining eye
contact to build rapport, and displaying more expressive facial expressions.
These types of differences can be enhanced by societal expectations regarding
gender roles and behaviors between male and female.
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