Early Gender Differences
Testosterone exposure in utero and shortly after birth significantly influences behavior differences between boys and girls. Male infants experience a spike in testosterone that alters brain development, leading to distinct play preferences and social interactions. These differences emerge early, often independent of societal expectations, suggesting that biology plays a crucial role in shaping gendered behaviors.In this clip
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What Makes Men And Women Different? - Dr Carole Hooven | Modern Wisdom Podcast 544
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