Topic.4

[partrita]

1. Why men can't lie to woman


Our body language research reveals that in face to face
communications, nonverbal
signals account for 60 to 80 percent of the impact of he message,
while vocal sounds
make up 20to 30 percent. The other 7 to 10 percent is words.

A woman's superoir sensory equipment picks up and analyzes this
information, and her brain's ability to rapidly transfer between
hemispheres makes her more proficient at integrating and deciphering
verbal, visual, and other signals.
This is why most men have difficulty lying to a woman face to face.But
as most women
know, lying to a man face to face is comparatively easy-he does not
have the
necessary sensitivity to spot contradictions between verbal and
nonverbal signals.

Most men, if they're going to lie to a woman, would be far better off
doing it over the
phone, in a letter, or with all the lights off and a blanket over
thier head.
This is taken from the book, "Why men don't listen and women can't
read maps".
The book is about the difference between men and women.Nowadays this
kinds of book
is popular for example, "Man from Mars, Woman from Venus".



1. Do you think there are many differences in men and women truely?
Can you give me an example?

2. What are strongpoints and weeknesses of woman?

3. What are strongpoints and weeknesses of man?

4. What kind of sex do you want to have if you would be born again in
your next life?

5. Have you ever been descriminated by other people because of your
sex?

6. Have you read a book about women and men? Is it useful to know men
and
women? How can we understand each other?

7. Should sex education be taught in school? If yes, What ways of
teaching sex education might be effective? If not at school, then
where might students learn about sex education?





2. The Korea, Republic of Age


“How old are you?” “Show your identification first.” These are common
words in big and small disputes. In fact, what correlations is
connected intrinsic cause of arguments with age? At least, the force
of age is often valid and destructive in Korea. In some cases, it may
go to seize by one’s collar and even estrange the connections because
of that problem.


I think there is much room for consideration so we should deliberate
and make sure to be aware how to affect age is in our community.


Q1. Let’s have regard for particular standard asking age first then,
calling a name like 노처녀 or 아줌마(기혼여성).

Q2. Would you mind that basis of maturation can be blocked by age?
Think over discrimination like priority of younger (연소자우선원칙) at
entering College or to be ignored as youths.

Q3. What do you think about the problem between age and job
qualification?

Q4. Illuminate contradiction of society making new words like 삼팔선/사오정/오
륙도 and recommending earlier resignation.

Q5. Against, do you know any examples breaking the prejudice of age?
Search out alternative methods can be escaped from solemn ‘yearism’.