Men are from Mars & Women are from Venus -Nature vs Nurture?

I think that almost all of the differences are from Nurture rather than biology, but there are some areas where it is hard to say. When I was a student, the psychology department at my college was huge, but there was only one female professor. It is not clear whether she was relegated to doing research on the bonding on infants with their mothers because she was a woman in the same way that I chose language studies over engineering because women were so vehemently discouraged from advancing in the sciences in my day--or if she chose that field because as a woman that was the area that interested her most. Whichever way it was, she became famous for proving that a young child deprived of contact with the mother grows up differently from what used to be regarded as a normal child. But the question that went unanswered at that time was whether the same child would encounter similar developmental problems if s/he were separated from the father. My point is that I don't know how peopl have effectively nurture equal behavior in a child when society doesn't have equal behavior in the research and analysis of that behavior. How could we ever know? People think of social conditioning as something that can be changed, and to a certain extent it is, but in some senses it is even more restrictive than physical differences.

I believe there are biological reasons and social reasons why people think how they do.But you shouldn't say All women think this or All men think that because there is always an exception.

For sure men and women are different not only for the physical difference but also for the way of thinking. Women normally judge something by instinct but men, logic. Don't know why either.