Does Language Create Communication Gap Between Men And Women?

Communication is a tremendously vital daily habit we all practice in our lives. It is basically defined as the exchange of messages between two or more people; those messages may vary in context. For instance messages can be about, cultures, channels, media, facts, concepts, opinions, beliefs, attitudes, instructions or even emotions. In a communication there are two major parts, the first is the sender, which delivers the message. While the second is the receiver is the one who takes delivery the specific piece of information and responds accordingly. In this essay we will be answering the research question; to what extent does language create communication gap between men and women specifically in the English speaking countries? Above all …show more content…
It also may be that her parents are not even wearing contact lenses, she just did this to make friends and encourage girl A to continue speaking on one hand (this influences being cooperative). On the other hand, example two was a competitive one between the five boys. All the boys were competing on who is going to kick the ball the highest in a direct way (being straight forward). Justifiably, both boys 4 and 5 exaggerated with their answer as it is an out of range answers just for the fact that boys like to compete each other. In summary (conversation rites), we do not always say what we literally mean, we say what we want by communication styles. We may sometimes have a point to be delivered in our minds but though this point may not be conveyed and delivered to the receiver by the way we want him or her to receive and understand it can be due to many reasons such as; family, culture, social relationship and most importantly the way in which the person was raised since childhood. Sometimes, the words spoken out may not even mean any single thing of what turns around in a person’s mind maybe because of the person’s emotions, mental state at that time or even his or her condition. But, it is always important to know the type of receiver and how is his or her concept of the received message in order to maintain a smooth …show more content…
To begin with, I will be stating mine; for me after I have researched on this topic I found that both male and female use language in a special and unique way, whether its spoken, written or even body language due to tremendous factors that I have mentioned during the writing of this research and thus making us as unique males and females using language to communicate and deliver our messages in the way we would have want to deliver them. In spite of this, sometimes the messages may not be delivered in the way we want due to the communication gap present. Here are the other people’s opinions on this area of the communication gap. Person 1: Yes, they do. Almost all sociolinguists would agree to some extent as they have proved during their studies and research. Person 2: actually to me, there is some word, not much of part, otherwise for both have same ways and may be similar in some of the communication styles. Person 3: I think they are both different because each of the females and males brains is biologically different each one has a special method to communicate. Person 4: I think in the field of psychology and human science if we take a proper look at this issue we could really find out that men are from Mars and women are from Venus as each one wants to understand what he or she wants to understand and this may not be necessarily what is being delivered to the