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panfilo

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What we know about communication style between the sexes is that ________.
 
  a. males and females communicate similarly
  b. males tend to use more language
  c. males and females communicate differently
  d. females are more likely to communicate poorly

Question 2

When researchers find gender differencessuch as men's sexual interest and desires being greater than women'sthey are basing their conclusions on ________.
 
  a. averages
  b. assumptions
  c. qualitative evaluations
  d. faulty statistics



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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