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It's not just a Mars vs. Venus world: Gender role is a better predictor of cooperative influences on communication styles than is biological sex, according to Dr. Gayle Hartleroad, associate director of graduate programs at the school of business at Ball State University IN, and Staci Glasa, graduate assistant for student programming at Indiana University.
They discussed the effects of gender role socialization in communication and how to enhance communication at the National Association for Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) conference in Tampa in March.
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