Women Personality and Mental Health

When we are away from our loved ones, we always try to call or interact with them as often as possible. A healthy relationship is also based on good and frequent communication between the couple, as well as among parents and children or brothers and sisters.

Deborah Tannen, a professor of linguistic from Georgetown University, stated in her New York Times article “Why Sisterly Chats Make People Happier” that the quantity of communication is the most important aspect instead of the content. So it is not sharing personal experiences that make people feel happier after a fulfilling conversation, but the frequency.

The result of her study on some teen and adult women made her conclude that female type of communication is actually Read more!

When we are away from our loved ones, we always try to call or interact with them as often as possible. A healthy relationship is also based on good and frequent communication between the couple, as well as among parents and children or brothers and sisters.

Deborah Tannen, a professor of linguistic from Georgetown University, stated in her New York Times article “Why Sisterly Chats Make People Happier” that the quantity of communication is the most important aspect instead of the content. So it is not sharing personal experiences that make people feel happier after a fulfilling conversation, but the frequency.

The result of her study on some teen and adult women made her conclude that female type of communication is actually Read more!