Gender gestures in nonverbal behavior

146th wd Kyung & Dave

Men are very expressive and are more likely to use hand gestures

That's a little excessive voice.

Women, on the other hand, use more subtle cues such as lowering the eyes when they're interrupted during conversation.

Women are more likely than man to make more eye contact during conversations along with different facial expressions.

[Men] They won't even look at each other.

Women are more comfortable sitting side-by-side and are more tolerant up close body proximity than men are.

On the other hand, men clearly aren't as comfortable when their personal barriers are broken often ties causing confrontation.

Oh .. no..

Men associate touching with sexual intentions.

Heterosexual men are less likely to use touch during conversations with other men.

On the other hand, women are less hesitant to use touch because it is an expression of friendship or something.

Women tend to choose closer interactions and take up less space possibly due to the oppression hypothesis as mentioned in the task.

People with less status in society recorded less space.

Men tend to take up more space with legs and arms apart.

And that concludes our short video explaining some of the differences between general gestures and nonverbal behavior.

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