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Juulie
There may be some biological basis from the book you state, but the position I took was one based on the book called the "Color Code" by Taylor Hartman. His contention is that as I mentioned, that we are all born with a certain personality, and that core personality drives us.
Think about it when a girl grew up and she was competitive or exhibited characteristics that were more sterotypically male she is labelled a Tomboy. When males exhibit nuturing characteristics and pursue thing that are more more "feminine" he is labelled a "sissy" or something like that.
Why is nursing heavily dominated by women. It's a nuturing, collaborative job. Men are not supposed to be that way yet there are plenty of men with that type of personality.
There is no doubt there are differences between men and woen, but I think there are as many environmental/cultural factors that play into this as much as biology/physiology
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