Gender, Communication, and Health: Key Concepts in Relationships and Societal Norms

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What did Spender find about men in academic conversations?

Men dominate conversations, interrupt more, and speak longer, while women's speech is treated as secondary.

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How do women maintain conversations according to Lips?

Women use back-channeling, ask more questions, show support, soften statements, and avoid interrupting.

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Are gender differences in communication biological or social?

They are primarily socialized, not biological.

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What evidence supports that gender differences in communication are socialized?

There is cross-cultural variation, children develop differences through gendered socialization, and people change communication styles based on context.

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How are male friendships characterized in Thailand and Near-Eastern countries?

They are emotionally expressive, affectionate, and intimate, with behaviors like holding hands being culturally accepted.

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What shapes sexual scripts in relationships?

Cultural factors shape sexual scripts.

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What is the double standard in sexual behavior?

Male desire is seen as natural, while female desire is often controlled.

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What pressures do women face regarding sexual behavior?

Women report more pressure to regulate their sexual behavior.

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Why do heterosexual couples maintain traditional roles even when both work?

Ingrained gender norms, cultural expectations, and the default pattern of women doing emotional work and household management.

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What is an example of legitimate power in gender dynamics?

Men are seen as heads of household, giving them more authority in decisions.

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How does economic power manifest in gender dynamics?

Men typically earn more, giving them more control over financial decisions.

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How do women often influence through affective power?

Women use indirect strategies because direct assertiveness is socially punished.

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What is expert power in the context of gender?

Men are often assumed to be more knowledgeable, affecting whose opinions are valued.

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How does motherhood affect women's power?

Women often reduce work hours and take on more unpaid labor, reinforcing traditional roles.

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Why do 57% of blind people worldwide are women?

Women have less access to medical care, cultural norms restrict mobility, and caregiving roles lead them to ignore their own needs.

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What are the leading causes of death for women in high-income countries?

Heart disease is the #1 killer.

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What are the leading causes of death for women in low-income countries?

Maternal causes, such as pregnancy and childbirth complications.

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What percentage of autoimmune disease patients in the U.S. are women?

Nearly 80%.

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What conditions do women experience higher rates of due to autoimmune disease?

Chronic fatigue and chronic pain.

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Why do women bear the heaviest burden of malaria?

Women are responsible for childcare and household duties, placing them in mosquito-dense environments.

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How does women's status affect the nutrition gap?

The gap decreases in countries where women have higher status and more education.

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What levels of health issues do women report?

Higher levels of chronic illness and minor symptoms.

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What percentage of women reported experiencing a sexist event in the U.S.?

99%.

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What dietary habits do women exhibit compared to men?

Women eat more fruits/vegetables and show more concern with diet quality.

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Why do women smoke according to Lips?

To avoid stress and weight gain.

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What do men smoke to express?

Risk-taking and independence.

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What traits do men demonstrate to build 'masculine capital'?

Strength, athleticism, financial success, and risk-taking.

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What are some sanctions on women's bodies in Muslim-majority countries?

Restrictions on participating in public physical activities.

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What strategies do women use to exercise in restrictive environments?

Women-only gyms, scheduling women-only times, and exercising at home.

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What barriers do women face in HIV prevention and treatment?

Gender inequality, violence risk, lower access to healthcare, economic dependence, and stigma.

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Which developed country has rising maternal mortality rates?

United States.

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What is the racial disparity in maternal mortality for African-American women?

Pregnancy-related deaths are over 3 times higher than for white women.