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Different Non-verbal Communication Between Men and Women
Facial Expressions Women tend to use facial expressions more in order to express their feelings and intentions. The messages that women give out tend to be more subtle and sophisticated  than the messages that most men give out.  Women are more “experienced” in using their facial expressions.
Eye Contact  Men will look into the eyes of the person they are talking to. Women look into the eyes of someone they are listening to.  Enjoy a wider peripheral vision than men  Prolonged eye contact is more likely used to indicate affection or interest for More attentive  to “reading” the eyes of others
Men and Listening  Many men are misjudged on their no-verbal behaviors  when it comes to communication between women. If they don’t make a “listening noise” or grunt then they are seen as not paying attention. Most men who don't make this noise may in fact be listening very intently to the conversation.
Women and Listening  ,[object Object]
 Many women nod and make listening noises such as “Yeah”, “Ah” or “Oh really?” during conversations and are assumed that they pay attention more.
This kind of feedback is more of a way to show interest in the conversation whether they truly mean it or not.  ,[object Object]
Touching Some men take touching as a sign of sexual intentions and are less likely to touch other men during a conversation. Women are more likely to touch other women because  touching is mostly used as a form of friendship or sympathy.
Body Proximity ,[object Object]

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Non Verbal Communication Between Men And Women

  • 1. Different Non-verbal Communication Between Men and Women
  • 2. Facial Expressions Women tend to use facial expressions more in order to express their feelings and intentions. The messages that women give out tend to be more subtle and sophisticated than the messages that most men give out. Women are more “experienced” in using their facial expressions.
  • 3. Eye Contact Men will look into the eyes of the person they are talking to. Women look into the eyes of someone they are listening to. Enjoy a wider peripheral vision than men Prolonged eye contact is more likely used to indicate affection or interest for More attentive to “reading” the eyes of others
  • 4. Men and Listening Many men are misjudged on their no-verbal behaviors when it comes to communication between women. If they don’t make a “listening noise” or grunt then they are seen as not paying attention. Most men who don't make this noise may in fact be listening very intently to the conversation.
  • 5.
  • 6. Many women nod and make listening noises such as “Yeah”, “Ah” or “Oh really?” during conversations and are assumed that they pay attention more.
  • 7.
  • 8. Touching Some men take touching as a sign of sexual intentions and are less likely to touch other men during a conversation. Women are more likely to touch other women because touching is mostly used as a form of friendship or sympathy.
  • 9.
  • 10. Prefer more face-to-face conversations
  • 11. Women are more comfortable sharing their space with other women
  • 13. Many different cultures have different forms of body proximity
  • 14.