Gender and professional communication: The role of feminine style in multilingual workplaces

Arts & Humanities

• Professional Communication 100%
• Work Place 47%
• Language 17%
• Femininity 12%
• Pitch Range 12%
• English People 12%
• Professional Role 11%
• Resources 10%
• Communities of Practice 9%
• Affective 7%
• Woman Speech 6%
• Backchannel 6%
• Conversationalists 6%
• Asian Languages 6%
• Non-native Speakers 6%
• Margaret Thatcher 5%
• Mitigation 5%
• Hedge 5%
• Warmth 5%
• Proficiency 5%
• Language Studies 5%
• Deference 5%
• Workers 5%
• Social Status 5%
• Sincerity 5%
• Indexing 5%
• Symbolic Meaning 5%
• Linguistic Features 4%
• Acculturation 4%
• Gender Studies 4%
• Field Research 4%
• Social Construction 4%
• Social Issues 4%
• General Public 4%
• Conducting 4%
• Fulfillment 4%
• Persona 4%
• Empathy 3%
• Masculine 3%
• Manufacturing 3%
• Confidence 3%
• Hong Kong 3%
• New Zealand 3%
• Utterance 3%
• Alignment 3%
• 1990s 3%
• 1980s 3%
• Paradigm 3%
• Entity 3%
• Authority 2%
• Education 2%
• Interaction 2%
• Managers 1%

Social Sciences

• workplace 46%
• communication 34%
• gender 31%
• femininity 15%
• speaking 11%
• linguistics 9%
• resources 8%
• call center 6%
• role expectation 6%
• worker 6%
• gender studies 5%
• indexing 5%
• spoken language 5%
• acculturation 4%
• social construction 4%
• field research 4%
• social issue 4%
• projection 4%
• empathy 4%
• manufacturing 4%
• producer 4%
• social factors 4%
• New Zealand 4%
• Hong Kong 4%
• social status 3%
• confidence 3%
• manager 3%
• paradigm 3%
• present 2%
• lack 2%
• trend 2%
• interaction 2%
• education 1%