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<A name="[문서의 처음]"></A> Quiz 1. Why have men and women been in conflict? A) They forgot that they were from different planets. B) They got in trouble with selective amnesia. C) They didn't spend months learning about each other. D) They fell in love so quickly that they didn't have time to understand each other. 2. Which one isn't mentioned of the most common mistakes we make in relationships? A) A man tries to change a woman's feelings when she is upset by becoming MR. Fix-It. B) A man tries to offer solutions to her problems than invalidate her feelings. C) A woman tries to change a man's behavior when he makes mistakes by becoming the home improvement committee. D) A woman doesn't remember that unsolicited advice or criticism sometimes makes him feel secure and loved. 3. Which of the following is not mentioned when men and women are stressed? A) A woman seeks relief by expressing herself and being understood. B) A man under stress tends to focus on one problem and forget others. C) A woman feels a need to talk about her feeling and all the possible problems that are associated with her feelings. D) A man feels good about himself when he has friends  with whom to share his feelings and problems. 4. Women are motivated and empowered when-----? A) they feel needed B) they feel cherished C) they feel they have more to give D) they feel recognized 5. Which of the following isn't used when women fully express their feelings? A) superlatives   B) metaphors   C) abbreviations   D) generalization 6. A man automatically alternates between needing intimacy and (         ). A) relationship   B) autonomy   C) reacquaintance   D) recognition 7.What does she become more aware of as a woman's financial needs are fulfilled? A) expectation for future             B) physical conditions C) emotional needs to be upset      D) uncontrolled situations in the past 8. Which of the following is not on the list men need to receive? A) Acceptance   B) Appreciation   C) validation   D) Encouragement 9. Why does a man resist change when a woman tries to do? A) he believes he is not being loved enough. B) he believes he can change and improve by himself. C) he is originally born defensive and stubborn. D) he doesn't like to be controlled by others. 10. Which is not the four F's for avoiding hurt?  A) Fight   B) Flight   C) Folly   D) Fold Discussion Topics ♣1. What would John Gray like to suggest in "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus? And explain your own point of view on his theory. ♣2. The book has been called sexist and chauvinistic.  For example, John Gray claims that men go into their "caves" to solve problems and they value "power, competency, efficiency, and achievement", while women are like "waves" who become overwhelmed by problems and they value "love, communication, beauty and relationships".  This appears to give men the active role and women the passive role. 1) Don't you think the author stereotype men and women as problem-solving cavemen and talkative waves? 2)  This approach includes the presumption that depressed women are more concerned about relationship problems and feelings, whereas depressed men are more self-critical about work or achievement related problems. Do you think that such worries about being unloved or being a failure are standard human concerns or not? Don't  you think they are kind of not gender concerns? 3) Some psychotherapists as well as scholars explain that men and women have voiced similar concerns and shown similar vulnerabilities for the most part.  According to them, men and women both get profoundly disturbed by rejection, disapproval, or feeling alone and abandoned.  But according to John Gray, these are stereotypically 'women's concerns.' Does this make much sense to you? 4) What kind of issues do you usually get depressed over?  If you are a man, just because of achievement not relationship? If you are a woman, just because of relationship, not achievement?  Or regardless of gender, because of both? 5) We have seen an increase over the past half-century in the number of women taking on leadership role in the areas of business or schools.  Then, under what conditions are men and women likely to differ in their leadership style? 6)  The author claims that men and women need love in several different ways.  Such as, women need respect, and men need approval. What do you think of his point of view? 7) Which part, analogy, or metaphor do you agree to most and disagree most while reading John Gray's book?