New research shows that on average, women talk only slightly more than men -- and in workplaces, men talk more. . . . .
There are a couple obvious caveats to make about this research. 1) 390 people is small. 2) What might be true for college students might not be true for others.
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Among College Students Men and Women talk about the same
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