Contemporary behavioral endocrinology and biological psychology claim that sex hormones
play an important role in the production of sex differences in human and other animal …

We take the opportunity of the 35th anniversary of Sex Roles to examine the journal and the
field of gender research from a biological perspective. We discuss the limited coverage of …

The central question of this review essay is the degree to which sex dimorphic behaviors are
environmentally or biologically determined. Asking such a question need not, nor should it …

The rise of research in behavior genetics, endocrinology, neurotransmitter systems, brain
imaging, and evolutionary psychology bears witness to psychology's increasingly biological …

Proposes a dynamic interactional approach to the study of the influence of hormones on
gender-related behaviors, taking constitutional and social-environmental factors into …

Our intention in this essay is to bring to light the variety in the ways masculine bias can
express itself in the content and processes of scientific research. The discussion focuses on …

THE LANGUAGE and standpoint of the" natural" have been used to legitimate claims in
many different academic disciplines, but contemporary feminists have criticized discussions …

Abstract When the Second Wave of feminism emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, feminist
psychologists vigorously attacked earlier scholarship on gender for assuming that women's …

How many genders are there? From a contemporary Western perspective, the answer is
definite: There exist two–and only two-“opposite sexes.” This pattern of structuring reality into …

Human biobehavioral research is often rooted in and supports two interrelated binaries: one
that divides and essentializes humans into two sexes and values maleness over …