By Malkah T. Notman, Carol C. Nadelson
160 pages
Women and Men: New Perspectives on Gender Differences presents data from the biological and social sciences that describe the state of research findings and contribute to our current understanding of gender differences, their range and extent, and how they are influenced and created by social, cultural, and biological factors.
Ten contributors from the diverse fields of anthropology, economics, education, endocrinology, neurophysiology, psychiatry, and women's studies come together to ...
Women and Men: New Perspectives on Gender Differences presents data from the biological and social sciences that describe the state of research findings and contribute to our current understanding of gender differences, their range and extent, and how they are influenced and created by social, cultural, and biological factors.
Ten contributors from the diverse fields of anthropology, economics, education, endocrinology, neurophysiology, psychiatry, and women's studies come together to explore research on gender differences from a variety of perspectives.
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