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Sex differences in emotional processes represent some of the most robust sex stereotypes worldwide. However, empirical support for these stereotypes is lacking, especially from research utilizing objective measures, such as neuroimaging methodologies. We conducted a selective review of functional neuroimaging studies that have empirically tested for sex differences in the association between brain...
Evidence suggests that there are important differences between men and women with respect to the perception and experience of pain. The objective of this review is to provide a general overview of this area and to explore potential mechanisms for such differences. It will focus on a range of different types of evidence including experimental studies, epidemiology, as well as more clinically orientated...
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