Psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams argues in his book that sex differences between men and women stem partly from evolutionary biology rather than solely from socialization, challenging both traditionalist exaggeration and progressive minimization of these differences. The review examines his evidence while noting that evolutionary psychology alone may not adequately explain phenomena like domestic violence, where culture and patriarchy also play significant roles.
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Psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams argues in his book that sex differences between men and women stem partly from evolutionary biology rather than solely from socialization, challenging both traditionalist exaggeration and progressive minimization of these differences. The review examines his evidence while noting that evolutionary psychology alone may not adequately explain phenomena like domestic violence, where culture and patriarchy also play significant roles.