New Research on Gender and the Fight-Or-Flight Response Indicates That

New research on gender and the fight-or-flight response indicates that

A) fighting may be more adaptive for females than males because females need to fight off predators from their offspring.
B) fighting and fleeing may be less adaptive for females because both responses may endanger offspring.
C) men are more likely to fight and women are more likely to flee.
D) men and women are equally likely to expend a lot of effort on the care of offspring in times of stress.