Question

in the context of gender communication differences, men differ from women in that men
tend to talk to emphasize status.
talk more about their families.
tend to want more face-to-face communications to develop close relationships.
spend most of their time talking about their feelings and emotions.
question 4
1 pts
in the context of communication, which of the following statements is true of
people from high-context cultures?
they focus on the use of precisely written legal contracts.
they give importance to the position, age, and seniority of parties in a conversation.
they prefer the use of the direct, get-down-to-business conversation style.
they focus on the actual spoken and written word.

Explanation:

For the first question: Research on gender communication differences notes that men often use conversation to establish and emphasize status, while the other options align more with common patterns of women's communication behaviors.
For Question 4: High-context cultures rely heavily on contextual cues (like social position, age, and seniority) rather than explicit, direct language or formal written contracts. The other options describe traits of low-context cultures.

Answer:

First question: tend to talk to emphasize status.
Question 4: They give importance to the position, age, and seniority of parties in a conversation.