Author Question: Are women more emotional than men? Discuss the current research on this topic. In what areas are men ... (Read 54 times)

Marty · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Are women more emotional than men? Discuss the current research on this topic. In what areas are men and women similar and in what areas are they different? What are the general conclusions from this body of research?

What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

The definition of health, as given in the text's Application Module on Health, includes ____.

a. physical health only
b. mental and physical health
c. mental health only
d. mental, physical, and social health

ankilker · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 22, 2018

Answer to Question 1

a . Beeper research has revealed no gender differences in the strength, frequency, or valence of emotional experienceeither in terms of emotions in general or in terms of specific emotions.
i. This research has only found slight differences in feelingse.g., men feeling more competitive and awkward, women feeling more tired.
b. Other research suggests that men experience more anger at work than women do.
c. Research using physiological measures backs up the essentially no differences conclusion (with, if anything, men showing stronger emotions than women).
d. Research with small children and infants reveals slightly greater emotionality in males than females.
e. There is also evidence that, compared to women, men tend to fall in love faster, fall out of love slower, and suffer more from romantic breakups.
f. The stereotype of women as relatively emotional appears to be completely wrong.
g. Instead, it appears that, compared to women, men may simply tend to avoid both discussions of feelings and interpersonal conflicts because they are more aroused by them (and because they are expected to be relatively unemotional).

Answer to Question 2

D