The researchers presented a group of vervet monkeys with a selection of toys, including rag dolls, trucks and some gender-neutral items such as picture books. They found that male monkeys spent more time playing with the "masculine" toys than their female counterparts did, and female monkeys spent more time interacting with the playthings typically preferred by girls. Both sexes spent equal time monkeying with the picture books and other gender-neutral toys.
that’s fascinating. Are you studying that. I let myself study some real interesting things. You could read them too if you like, like a swapping of interesting facts. i like the sound of that.
jem / 2:36pm / 2 May 2005
No. I’m not. I just found it. I could read your things. Are they online? Or on paper?
Ryan / 5:21pm / 2 May 2005
It’s something about the tech-look and suggested power that draws a man to cars.
Is all I have to offer in the way of explanation.
Willem / 9:21pm / 2 May 2005
They said that toys that had a throwable sort of quality tended to be preferred by boys. I can relate to that, having often tried and failed to throw a doll any respectable distance. My brother
Ryan / 8:59am / 4 May 2005