Hello my dear @maxabit

Thank you so much for leaving this most beautiful comment!

Let me just highlight here some of the things that you pointed out that I think are particularly important for the other readers too keep in mind:

It is worth pondering about the results of experiments conducted using animals and correlating the findings with human behavior and psychology.

This is very true indeed! :) And, in my opinion, this is also the very reason why it is so useful to study them - the fact that their societies are not as complex as ours! It is almost a paradox! :)

There are unmistakable biological traits that put humans into either category which are also observed and followed by children.

There are unmistakable biological traits that put humans into either category which are also observed and followed by children.

Learning from watching! And this is why I ask myself if the factor that weighs heavier in Camille seeing herself as a girl is the social/environmental one. Even more so when I come across studies such as the hypothalamic response to androstadienone.

Not that one determiner (biological, social or psychological) is more important than the other; and that is why I ended with the sentence you quoted here! You got it :D

Thank you my dear, for always showing so much regard for my work.
It feels very rewarding and motivating :)