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    Women are often stereotyped as being more talkative than men, but research has found that men actually talk more and are more likely to interrupt others during conversations.

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    Women are often stereotyped as being more talkative than men, but research has found that men actually talk more and are more likely to interrupt others during conversations.

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    Women are often stereotyped as being more talkative than men, but research has found that men actually talk more and are more likely to interrupt others during conversations.

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    Gender Difference in Communication Style

    Although women are stereotypically thought to be talkative, it is the men who are more talkative
    and likely to interrupt others (Key, 1975).

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