What Are You Talking About? The Difference in How We Talk We’ve just learned that women hear and process what they hear better than men do. But the ease with…

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What Are You Talking About? The Difference in How We Talk We’ve just learned that women hear and process what they hear better than men do. But the ease with…
We’ve discussed the greater ease with which women interpret non-verbal cues, so it won’t come as a surprise that women use more of them to communicate as well. Women tend to use facial expressions, verbal rhythm and tone, and physical gestures to convey information and emotion.
The end of a romantic relationship is truly agonizing. I remember feeling furious as I imagined the cad who might one day break my daughter’s heart. At the time, my husband consoled me by pointing out that she was five years old and safe—at least for a while.
Perhaps our difficulties in successfully talking to one another have to do with inaccuracies in the way we analyze the information we’re given.