Studies of children from preschool to early adolescence show that boys try to get their way by ordering one another around.

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Studies have shown that boys tend to use dominance and aggression to establish their authority over others, whereas girls tend to use more indirect and relational forms of aggression. This behavior is often seen in peer groups and may change as children mature and social dynamics shift.

Studies of Children from Preschool to Early Adolescence Show That