Many of the gender differences in interaction styles are:

Many of the gender differences in interaction styles are:
 
  a. only imagined.
  b. associated with women's lower prestige and power.
  c. based on real biological differences.
  d. disappearing altogether.

Question 2

In studying the differences between male and female interaction, we see that:
 
  a. men take up more speaking time than women.
  b. women interrupt men more often than men interrupt women.
  c. women take up more speaking time than men.
  d. women are less likely to smile.

Question 3

When clear-cut situational factors give women more status in a conversation, what happens to women's low-status interaction styles?
 
  a. They increase slightly.
  b. They decrease slightly.
  c. They remain the same.
  d. They are not exhibited.

Question 4

Which of the following would a woman be more likely to say than a man?
 
  a. The SUV is nicer than the sedan..
  b. I like the SUV the best..
  c. Don't you think the SUV is nicer than the sedan?
  d. SUVs are cooler than sedans..

Question 5

When studying the differences in male and female interaction, we see that:
 
  a. men are more likely to smile when interacting with others.
  b. women are more likely than men to use assertive gestures than men.
  c. women occupy more physical space while communicating.
  d. there are gender differences in how people communicate.