Male and females will interact and think in the way society shapes both men and women. In the eyes of society, men can be approached as fierce, strong, and prideful individuals. Furthermore, women can usually be seen as sentimental, lighthearted, and caring. Men’s and women’s communication strategies are related to the issue of social and biological norms in the way an individual treats a person from a specific gender due the prior beliefs in which a specific individual is raised upon. In society, men are raised to be tougher than their counterparts. But why do men need to be raised in such a way? For many generations, the role of males in society has been predetermined by social norms that perceived specific genders. The role of monarchs,…show more content… Oxytocin or the love hormone is found in greater numbers in the female body. Taking the love aspect away from oxytocin it’s often forgotten that oxytocin also increases the positive viewing of someone which includes bonding, the subject of material instinct, and keeping friends and having a better understanding of relationships. (Watson, Rita. “Oxytocin: The Love and Trust Hormone Can be Deceptive”. Article.) In conclusion, it can be theorized that biologically women are often more emotional and caring due to natural reasons. By taking that in mind, it can also be said that when women communicate with other people they tend to take many feelings in mind and think and proses the current conversation that is happening better than male…show more content… Men speak with a high tone and confidence while women speak with a more respectful and thoughtful manner. Both communication strategies intertwine and seem to work out when both are combined like fitting two puzzle pieces together. For example, ironically studies have shown that men talk more than women and also tend to interrupt more during a conversation. Men do this because they always want to show superiority in their conversation. Women are perfectly wired to take a men’s ability to talk and interrupt in a good way because due to their communication skills they have an easier time processing the reason for which her male counterpart might interrupt or aggressively talk. (Lieberman, Simma. “Gender Communication Differences and Strategies.”
