Men do take more physical risks than women, but it's not all negative.

It's not all risks like killing each other or, you know, behaving violently.

Like you said, those risks are also to save the lives of others.

Hello and welcome to the Psychology Podcast.

The following episode is part of the Making Sense of Sex and Gender series on this podcast.

In this series, we try to make sense of the distinction between sex and gender

and cover trans issues in a very thoughtful and nuanced fashion.

We have balanced discussions from multiple perspectives, including scientists, activists,

and a leading feminism scholar.

This series will hopefully expand your mind and help you make sense

of the current heated debates surrounding the distinctions between sex and gender,

as well as transgender issues.

The aim is to turn down the temperature on this very heated topic

and increase understanding and integrate truth with love.

I hope you will listen to this entire series with an open mind and an open heart.

And as always, we look forward to hearing your feedback and comments on our website

and on the YouTube channel.

So that further ado, I bring you this episode within the Making Sense of Sex and Gender series.

Today we welcome Dr. Carol Huvin on the show.

For the past six years, Dr. Huvin has served as a lecturer and co-director

of Undergraduate Studies at Harvard's Department of Human Evolutionary Biology.

She has received numerous teaching awards,

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