Nov 2, 2022 19 min

COS220.E10.Genderlect

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In today's episode we interview Dr. Nathalie Desrayaud on genderlect theory, a widely referenced but potentially flawed approach to understanding how and when men and women may communicate differently. We also cover a popular response to genderlect that highlights the myth that men and women have different communication cultures.

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