Testosterone's role in dominance, sex, and aggression: Why so controversial?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (3):379-380 (1998)
| Abstract | Testosterone's connection to sex differences and key evolutionary processes arouses controversy. Effects on humans and other species, though, are not robotically deterministic but are parts of complex interactions. We discuss the societal implications of these findings and consider how the naturalistic fallacy and the person–situation dichotomy contribute to misunderstandings here. | |||||||||
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