Sex and sexuality in the design.

Abstract

In this article I explore the production of studies that tell us what are the aptitudes in which male and female are different, the results of which we may partially know. Even though in recent years research on the social construction of gender differentiation has grown, the belief in the particularities of each gender remains, without scientific support, and keeps influencing the conduct of men and women. It seems that for the creation of stereotypes and the perpetuation of gender roles, scientific discoveries are of little importance. We repeat, assure and generalize phrases based on the results of some studies, but we don’t question anything about them.