How much if stereotypical gender behavior is socially conditioned vs. genetic from hormones and evolution?

[Anonymous]

It’s a scientific fact men and women’s brains are wired differently.

https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/sex-differences-brain-anatomy#:~:text=For%20example%2C%20women%20are%20more,the%20ability%20to%20recognize%20faces.

Of course this doesn’t mean these differences dictate exactly how everybody is going to behave. There are men with stereotypical female behaviors and vice versa.

However I think it’s 50/50. 50% nature and 50% nurture.

100% of the way genders stereotypically act is genetic

75% nature. 25% social conditioning.

50% nature. 50% nurture.

75% social conditioning. 25% nature.

100% social conditioning

[devilish-cutie]

well can't answer that, that is really million dollar q, everything else would be speculation. In my opinion just physical attributes play a big part, eg. women have periods, can get pregnant and physically weaker which may lead women to worry more, avoid danger and refrain from sex. It may have nothing to do with womans care free side, sexual desire or courage. Also just cause our brains/hormons are different we cannot really be sure what difference that makes in our behaviors. Then there are genetics that play a big part, that our ancestor pin on us so in that sense history matters not just socially but also in our bodies...

I think men and women are different but not really that much, i think personality/intelligence brings biggest difference between people, not gender

[Soteris]

Probably like 75% social conditioning and 25% nature since there are hormonal differences between "men" and "women" which influences their behaviors and feelings to a decent degree.