This article discusses the gender aspect of communication during conflict. Gender differences have a significant impact on the way people communicate in conflict situations, the way they communicate information, and conflict resolution strategies. The study analyzed the differences between men and women in conflict communication and compared their verbal and non-verbal communication modalities. In the article, based on theoretical and empirical material considered from the point of view of gender linguistics, communicative strategies and conflictology, it is found that men are more prone to direct, competition-oriented, short and specific ways of speaking, while women are more likely to use indirect, emotional, cooperative-oriented communication. The influence of socio-cultural factors on gender communication is also discussed and features from different cultural contexts are highlighted. Understanding the dynamics of conflict communication, taking into account gender aspects, is an important factor in strengthening social harmony and harmony.
personality, conflict, communication, gender aspect, language strategies