According to Maltz and Borker (1982), the influence of gender on learning to communicate begins when ____.
a. children divide into same-sex groups to play
b. adolescents begin to communicate in mixed-sex groups
c. children learn positive ways of communicating
d. children learn negative ways of communicating
Question 2
Some researchers have suggested that gender communication can often be best understood as a form of ____.
a. sociological experiment c. biological experiment
b. cross-cultural communication d. cultural communication
Learning without Reinforcement (1 of 2)
Context-Dependent Learning
Work and Gender: Women at Work in India
Gender Changes in Professional Degrees
Attitude and Influence
Toys and Gender Labels (1 of 2)