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: COMM 305 Chapter 33
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cooperative overlap
genderlect
critique of genderlect styles
aha factor
asking questions
Gilligan's distinciton between ethic of justice and ethic of care
Deborah Tannen
a supportive interruption often meant to show agreement and solidarity with the speaker
Women ask questions to establish a connection with others
a term suggesting that masculine and feminine styles of discourse are best viewed as two distinct cultures
Gilligan presents a theory of moral development claiming women tend to think and speak in an ethical voice different from that of men
Critics say that Tannen claims both female and male styles are equally valid, but her comments and examples tend to put down masculine values
founder of Genderlect Styles theory, linguistics prof at Georgetown
a subjective standard ascribing validity to an idea when it resonates with one's personal experience
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conflict
report talk
rapport talk
listening
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public vs. private speaking
a short question at the end of a declarative statement, often used by women to soften the sting of potential disagreement or invite, open, friendly dialogue
the typical monologic style of men, which seeks to command attention, convey information and win arguments
men use talk as weapon; women talk more than men in private
a supportive interruption often meant to show agreement and solidarity with the speaker
a subjective standard ascribing validity to an idea when it resonates with one's personal experience
telling a story
men use talk as weapon; women talk more than men in private
the typical monologic style of men, which seeks to command attention, convey information and win arguments
a short question at the end of a declarative statement, often used by women to soften the sting of potential disagreement or invite, open, friendly dialogue
Stories people tell reveal great deal about their hopes, needs, and values; men tell stories more than women
founder of Genderlect Styles theory, linguistics prof at Georgetown
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Practice Test: COMM 305 Chapter 33