… Gender plays a substantive role in social processes. The emphasis of this chapter is … gender
and communication are related. Gender and the extent to which one identifies with a gender …

… communication between specific group types; and arenas in which intergroup communication
… in different domains (interethnic, gay–straight, between-gender, physically challenged–…

… intergroup communication work over the next decade, as well as establish the area as more
distinct and recognizable within the communication … riage is often infused with gender roles, …

… grounds, the common intergroup biases are associated with typical language habits.
Specifically, the language style used in communication about the gender outgroup, as compared …

… intergroup communication work over the next decade, as well as estaalish the area as more
distinct and recog, nizaale within the communication … riage is often infused with gender roles, …

… gender salience condition, but this gender difference was reduced when salience was low.
Moreover, women with high gender salience in an intergroup … intra- or an intergroup context. …

… for by gender typical … gender cues we actually amplified the expressive cues to anger
in women and happiness in men, which are normally obscured or reduced by the gender…

… This highlights an asymmetry in intergroup communication between messages we wish
to produce and those we wish to receive. This asymmetry may be similar for both groups, or …

… with these gender relations, all the interpersonal and intergroup relations an individual
establishes with others, take place in accordance with his/her gender roles and gender identity …

… and gender differences in children’s beliefs about their peers’ communication styles. We …
about communicating with same-gender peers than with other-gender peers. We also explored …