Lol I love how you pretend that you always knew about this study as if I am supposed to believe you are at all informed on this subject. You so obviously googled this shit just now just to be argumentative lol.Fucking of course it is. Boys and girls aren’t born to play with the toys they play with. They are conditioned by society to play with them. I don’t mean any negative connotations when I say “conditioned”. It’s just the truth. That’s only one example.Gender is not a psychological construct.The terms gender or sex can be used interchangeably, but gender in a specific context is not related to biology. Gender is a psychological construct. Social mores and societal preferences will always be fluid.Unless we dismiss the science of DNA we have to come to grips with the fact that so-called "gender transitioned " humans are biologically the same gender they were born with despite surgical procedures and chemical induced fatty deposits. They have a right to pretend that they are a different gender but society can't be compelled under law to acknowledge their fantasy.
There are so many studies to contradict this it's ridiculous that you would even type such a silly thing. It shows how ignorant you are, not to mention any parents who have raised boys or girls is laughing at you.
Here is just ONE such study:
Study finds robust sex differences in children's toy preferences across a range of ages and countries
Your stupid beliefs are about the go the way of the Chastity Belt Moral Panic of the Victorian Age you know, where people believed hysterical women couldn't have babies and other incalculably stupid things. I can't wait to watch all you idiots denounce your former beliefs.
it’s an interesting and surprising study I’ll admit, but it makes the point I have already made a few times on this thread: nature vs nurture.
From the article:
“There is a fashion today to say that gender is purely a social construct. In reality, gendered behaviour is a mix of biology and SOCIAL INFLUENCE and I think our meta-analysis supports this view,” Barry told PsyPost.”