The theory that women developed additional stress responses aimed to protect,calm and quiet children,to remove them from harm's way,and to marshal resources to help is called:

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The theory that women developed additional stress responses aimed to protect, calm and quiet children, to remove them from harm's way, and to marshal resources to help is called "tend-and-befriend." This theory suggests that, in addition to the traditional "fight-or-flight" response, women may also have evolved to respond to stress by nurturing and forming alliances with others, particularly other women, in order to better protect themselves and their children. This theory was developed by researchers Shelley Taylor and Laura Klein in the early 2000s and has since been supported by numerous studies.

The Theory That Women Developed Additional Stress Responses Aimed to Protect,calm