A chemical commonly found on newborn babies' heads triggers aggression in women but not in men, according to one new peer-reviewed study. The chemical hexadecanal, or HEX, is emitted from humans.

A new analysis confirms some long-held beliefs: when men are behind the wheel, they are more aggressive and tend to speed, tailgate, merge dangerously, and make rude gestures or honk at other ...

Men are less aggressive after smelling women’s tears, according to study findings published in PLOS Biology. The research was carried out by the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel.

A Wharton lab study showed a significant jump in more aggressive tactics by men toward women after the election . Accessibility statement Skip to main content. Democracy Dies in Darkness.

Sniffing women's tears reduces aggressive behavior in men, researchers report Exposure to tears led to less revenge-seeking behavior and lower aggression-related brain activity Date: ...

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37.8% of men followed the vehicle in front of them closely to prevent another vehicle from merging, compared to 29.3% of women 35.4% of men honked at or made a rude gesture toward another driver ...

Aggressive Driving Behavior: Men: Women: Drove 15 mph over the speed limit on a freeway: 52.0%: 44.6%: Followed the vehicle in front closely to prevent another vehicle from merging ...

Studying Men's Aggression. In this particular research, a cohort of men participated in a two-person game designed to provoke aggressive behavior.