Masculine speakers tend to make eye contact,nod,and say things like "tell me more," while speaking to others.

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Masculine speakers are often stereotyped as being less likely to engage in behaviors that signal active listening (such as nodding, making eye contact, and saying "tell me more") compared to feminine speakers, who are traditionally thought to use more active listening cues. However, individual behaviors vary widely and are not strictly determined by gender.

Masculine Speakers Tend to Make Eye Contact,nod,and Say Things Like