Like Tannen, John Gray is a master of explaining why the sexes act the way they do. With keen insight into human behavior and emotion, he examines the different rationales that men...

If you enjoy Tannen's frequent use of real-life examples, try reading Stephen R. Covey. Like Tannen, Covey examines the way people act at home and in the workplace, though without Tannen's...

With books that are also targeted toward women, Lois P. Frankel's observations on the communication and leadership differences between men and women in working environments will remind...

Readers who enjoy the "Aha!" moments in Tannen's writing will enjoy the insights into everyday behavior in Barbara and Allan Peases' writings. Though lighter in tone than Tannen, their...

Psychologist John Gottman looks at human behavior and puts it in context for the lay reader by presenting sophisticated research in a practical, understandable style, an approach that...

These authors' works have the subjects "communication," "interpersonal communication," and "conversation."

These authors' works have the genre "family and relationships"; and the subjects "communication," "interpersonal communication," and "sex differences."

These authors' works have the genre "family and relationships"; and the subjects "communication," "interpersonal communication," and "conversation."

These authors' works have the genre "family and relationships"; and the subject "oral communication."

These authors' works have the genres "family and relationships" and "society and culture"; and the subjects "communication in families," "family relationships," and "families."

These authors' works have the genre "family and relationships"; and the subjects "communication," "interpersonal communication," and "conversation."

These authors' works have the appeal factors accessible, and they have the genres "family and relationships" and "society and culture"; and the subjects "family relationships," "families,"...