is a person's gender an important influence on how he or she behaves with others?
I need some basic evidence, no need to deeply explain.
paying fg!!!!
I need evidence for: no

This post was edited by Michael515 on Jul 17 2011 09:03pm

damn lure got so excited :/

nvm


This post was edited by Tylr on Jul 17 2011 09:05pm

Try googling for info on testosterone and estrogen. You'll probaby be able to find something fairly easy.

paying lots of fg...

"A persons" or "All persons"...

HUGE difference.

if it's just "a persons" then you just need an example of 1 sexist person right?

You should post this here: http://forums.d2jsp.org/forum.php?f=257

Yes.

Evidence = boobs, muscle cars

I'll give an example of if evidence i wanted for the answer was yes, not no.

usually, experiences tend to influence boys and girls behaviors. because girls are more feminine and boys are more masculine, it will influence...


but i want evidence for the answer no.

females have estrogen in their body and males have testosterone.
Each gender has a different chemical in their body that effects them.
Yes it is an important influence because it is important to be different.

edit; oh you edited your first post to be "no" instead of yes...

This post was edited by mtgtopdeck on Jul 17 2011 09:10pm