What Evolutionary biology tells us of the sexes and their differences?
The London School of Economics, Helena Cronin, specializing in human evolution and Darwinism and author of "The ant and the peacock" has deepened in the study of differences between men and women in behavior and abilities . While writing a book with his latest findings, Punset wanted to talk to her about the keys that Darwinism gives us to understand much of our reactions, desires and lifestyles.
In addition to Cronin's ideas, we have also consulted Arcadi Navarro, an evolutionary biologist Pompeu Fabra University, who explains what the genetic basis for sexual differences, although the opinion that genetic determination is not definitive due to the interaction with the environment. Maria Jayme, Ph.D. in differential psychology of sex and gender at the University of Barcelona, \u200b\u200bspeaks of experiments demonstrating how, at 18 months, and no obvious innate differences between boys and girls.
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