This is a book about men and women – with a twist. In our society’s honorable attempts to end the unfair treatment of women, we are sometimes less honest about confronting scientific facts about gender differences.
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Conversation between the sexes can be a minefield, but Lofas and MacMillan demonstrate how to defuse explosive expressions, mannerisms, and relationships. They analyze specific childhood developmental differences and then the problems that can arise within specific arenas of miscommunication, such as parenting, sex, and the workplace. Solutions are supplied, including a whole array of exercises and drills. In trying to point out the common or typical male and female behavior patterns, the authors do not always make room for individual differences in their quizzes and advice, thus, perhaps, leaving those who do not readily conform to a mold with the view that either they or the advice is off base. Overall, there's still plenty to ponder for readers of both genders. Denise Perry Donavin
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The skills of Jeannette Lofas have helped to change my life. This book can do the same for others. -- Linda Lavin, Actress
This engaging volume can help both men and women by increasing their understanding of each other's motives. -- Edward Zigler, Ph.D. Yale Univ.
This engaging volume can help both men and women by increasing their understanding of each other's motives. -- Edward Zigler, Ph.D. Yale Univ.
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This book focuses on how to communicate and interact better between men and women by respectfully understanding each other's differences. The book is short and easy to read with some helpful insights and fun quizzes to test your thoughts and feelings about communication and relationships.The Re-Discovery of Common Sense: A Guide to: The Lost Art of Critical Thinking
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He's OK, She's OK explores biological differences which are substantiated by scientific facts. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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- The Natural Superiority of Women by Ashley Montagu on page 32
- Living in Step by Ruth Roosevelt in Back Matter
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