He Said, She Said: How Men & Women Communicate Differently and Why it Matters
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Communication Expert Steve Rohr explains how men and women communicate differently with each other, and how to improve communication among couples.
why is he spelling? he can't pronunce that word on tv or what??
It was a song back in the 68 by Tammy Wynette.
Who are the animators? They have extremely funny content. I just cant seem to find it
We used this video in my anthropology university class as an example of why gendered forms of communication are NOT true, but are portrayed in media as being true. Ironic.
Yes, Steve is telling his great advice as him and Ryan are looking each other in the eye and Ryan not Teresa is nodding through out the conversation. Ironic.
Yeah, I can see why.
I’m not suggesting that everything in this video is gospel, but you can’t sit here and say that men and women don’t communicate differently. Because if you were saying that you’d either have to do some more objective observation or you’re just lying.
I'd like some space says man, ok you can sleep in the spare bedroom then she replies.no Venus i mean he says
Women ask questions bc they know not to behave aggressively because it is very rude.
Female children are even corrected when they say " give me this" their parents will respond with " how do you say that?".... then the female child will correct and say " may I please have...?"
It's literally trained into girls from the time they learn to talk how to NOT be aggressive or demanding. Telling women then to change when speaking to men after decades of training is not going to work. It just irritates them.
My brother and I were raised alongside my 3 sisters and we were all taught simple manners such as “yes ma’am, no ma’am, thank you ma’am” and so on. I don’t think girls are generally taught to have manners and boys are allowed to speak however they want, no in my family and not where I’m from at least.
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This is opposite