Gender‐Specific nonverbal communication: Impact for speaker effectiveness

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Gender Studies in Language Gender Diversity and Inequality Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies

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Abstract Because women are now the largest group entering the labor pool, it is important to know how sex and gender differences relate to communication, job satisfaction, and work performance.

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