Kevin Hogan
Network 3000 Publishing
16526 W. 78th St. #138
Eden Prairie, MN 55346
(612) 616-0732
5 Scary Facts about Women's Body Language You Didn't Know
Part 2 of 3
By Kevin Hogan
Last time we discussed the Body Language of a Woman,
the key take home was that women are culturally becoming
more like men in behavior.
A Woman's Body Language is Critically Observed
The next step in observing and understanding reactions
to women is the fact that those behaviors are generally
a net negative or large negative for women.
Men and Women are as different as night and day.
Men and women are viewed very differently by others.
A man performs behavior X, and he is seen as one thing.
A woman does the same behavior X, and she is perceived
dramatically differently.
A key challenge women face is the temptation to emulate
men and anticipate the same response from those observing
her.
How Are You Judged?
From the second you notice someone, you judge them. You
judge them innocent or guilty of all kinds of traits
and characteristics.
It's from this vantage point you'll learn how most
women are perceived performing different kinds of behaviors.
1) Voice Judgments - As soon as a woman begins to speak,
judgments expand and solidify. Here are typical characteristics
and how they are experienced by others:
a) Nasality - The Boston/New England woman is at great
disadvantage if she doesn't consciously retrain herself
to speak with a more Midwestern tone. Nasality is perceived
almost universally as bad.
b) High Pitch Tone - Women who speak at a high pitch are
seen as dynamic and extroverted. There are minor negatives
here but overall, this is a high positive.
c) Pompous/Bombastic sounding voices in women cause her
to be seen as humorless but lively. Net: Neutral.
d) Throaty sounding women are perceived as ugly, boorish
and uninteresting. Net is a high negative.
e) The Tense voice in a female is perceived as young and
emotional.
f) The Flat Voice in women is perceived as negative.
g) The Thin Voice in women is perceived as emotionally
and socially immature but it is associated with an increased
sense of humor.
h) The Breathy Voice in women is perceived as feminine and shallow.
Kevin Hogan
Network 3000 Publishing
16526 W. 78th St. #138
Eden Prairie, MN 55346
(612) 616-0732
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Last time we discussed the Body Language of a Woman,
the key take home was that women are culturally becoming
more like men in behavior.
It's from this vantage point you'll learn how most
women are perceived performing different kinds of behaviors.
