Gender differences in brain and behavior: hormonal and neural bases.
This article briefly discusses the difficulties in determining the brain-behavior relationship and reviews the literature on some potential mechanisms underlying gender differences in behavioral responses. Mechanisms that are discussed include genetic effects, organizational effects of gonadal hormones, genomic actions of steroids, nongenomic effects of steroids, and environmental influences. The review is an introduction to the articles presented in this special volume on gender differences in brain and behavior.
Kelly
S J
SJ
Department of Psychology, School of Medicine, University of South Carolina, Columbia 29208, USA.
Ostrowski
N L
NL
Wilson
M A
MA
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D006728:Hormones; D013256:Steroids