Men and women students watched film clips that were sad,happy,or frightening. Measures taken during their viewing of the films showed that the genders differed the most in their

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Studies have shown that men and women differ the most in their facial expressions of emotions, with women displaying more expressions overall and more positive expressions in response to emotional stimuli. Heart rate and respiration may also differ between genders in response to emotional stimuli, but the difference is not as significant as the difference in facial expressions. Self-reported emotions may also be influenced by social norms and expectations, so they may not accurately reflect true emotional experiences.

Men and Women Students Watched Film Clips That Were Sad,happy,or