Thursday Words. Behavior, development: 'Boys will be boys' in the US but not in Asia

 


2013

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2013-05-boys-asia.html

In the United States, girls had higher levels of self-regulation than boys. Self-regulation is defined as 's ability to control their behavior and impulses, follow directions, and persist on a task. It has been linked to  and college completion, in past studies by Oregon State University researchers.

In three , the  in the United States was not found when researchers directly assessed the self-regulation of 3-6 year olds. The results appear in the new issue of the journal Early Childhood Research Quarterly....

comment- In line with a bunch of other stuff. Can languge-culture before 10 (+/-) play a slight but determinate role in wiring to equilibrium, with most asian (male to male maybe relatively more) resulting in more context-directed and then influenced relative to abstract-directed, and then influenced?