Saturday night social constructivism

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (2):227-228 (1999)
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In contrast to evidence for evolved sex differences, support for the argument that female aggression was suppressed by patriarchial ideologies is thin. One empirical test of the differential stigmatization hypothesis is proposed, utilizing the four standard criteria for judgments of abnormality.

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