Yes it does , Males are moderatly more dominante then a female , making us more prone too act out.

i want evidence for a NO answer..
im not asking for ur guys opinions

It's not an "important" part of our behavior because all humans are selfish. We try to better our own lives regardless of the gender of the people we interact with.

dependss if using sczako

id be more looking at the genders of those who were most influential in their upbringing as to how they act....so their gender not important...only the gender of those who influence them to adulthood, as that will affect how they treat individual in question

well theres an argument that any differences, other than physical ones, stem from conditioning by society. meaning that originally we were pretty similar in terms of behavior