Exploring the Impact of Gender Role Self-Perception on Communication Style

摘要: In this investigation, communication style was conceptualized as the way individuals perceive themselves interacting with others. Using Bern Sex Role Inventory (BSRI; Bem, 1976, 1985) and Communication Styles Profile Test (CSPT; McCallister, 1992), three predominant styles were examined a function of respondent sex gender role self-perception. Consistent expectations, data show that self-perception mediated reported style. Independent sex, findings revealed communal respondents prefer sharing, expressive style; whereas agentic dominating, assertive Although less distinctive pattern, significant sex-differences also evident in preference. Females socially-oriented communicating while males more direct, results-oriented Further, no by interaction evident. The imp...