The Difference View (Tannen 1982-90)

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Cross-cultural communication problem

Differences in communication styles between men and women due to differing goals in language.

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Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus

A metaphor used by Tannen to illustrate the idea that men and women communicate differently as if they are from different planets.

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Report vs Rapport

Report refers to the act of giving information and facts, while rapport refers to having a close and positive relationship with someone.

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Two types of communication women prefer according to Tannen

Women prefer speaking in private contexts and building relationships.

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Main goal of men's communication according to Tannen

Men aim to achieve the upper hand in conversations and prevent others from dominating them.

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Difference in focus between men and women in communication

Men see communication as a status negotiation, while women value connection and support.

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Women's approach to complaints

Women generally seek understanding and empathy when expressing complaints.

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Men's approach to complaints

Men perceive complaints as challenges to find solutions.

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Preference for directive language

Women prefer to suggest actions indirectly, whereas men prefer direct commands.

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Compromise vs Conflict in communication

Women more often seek compromise and avoid open opposition, while men are more willing to engage in conflict.

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Deborah Tannen's focus

Tannen focuses on gender differences in language, emphasizing biological sex as a determinant without value judgments on speaking styles.