Study of the role of gender in the formation of message meaning in the communication process

Different researches of psychology from the beginning indicate the existence of communication differences and understanding of the message between men and women. Some of the areas of difference are intelligence and talent, growth and moral judgment, gender, self-esteem, coping styles, and communication styles. The purpose of this study was to examine the role of gender in understanding the meaning of the message in the communication process. In many cases, there are clear and obvious differences in the relationship between men and women. Women are more sensitive and verbal than verbal and nonverbal symptoms, while men are more valued and more sensitive to strategic decisions and activities based on decision-making. Women are more likely to modify the effects of a controversial message or ask questions to continue a conversation. Men tend to shelter in solitary confinement and isolation and try to work hard, while women in this situation seek companionship and openly share their concerns and feelings with them. Make it. Women also have important advantages in terms of understanding and understanding nonverbal signs, in fact, they are better than men in terms of sending and interpreting these indications. First, women can better transmit symptoms of their feelings and reactions through their facial expressions, body language, and other verbal symbols. Second, they are better able to decrypt non-verbal messages. These skills give them an important advantage because they can send their messages better than men and can better understand the nonverbal messages they send, which helps them to get better. Anticipate how people will act. An important exception to this rule is that women tend to be more inclined than men to conceive of deceptive messages and to be less successful than men in distinguishing false messages from the correct one. The results also show that women show higher levels of empathy than men.