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In Conversation Style: Talking on the Job, Tannen argues that in the workplace

In Conversation Style: Talking on the Job, Tannen argues that in the workplace

a. men often refrain from asking for directions while women often seek to create the appearance of equality in a conversation.
b. gender does not affect talking styles.
c. women seek a one up position in conversation whereas men diffuse speech domination by joking about it.
d. men are more likely than women to ask for directions.

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