Tag: The Men’s Project
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Boys and the Myth of ‘Manly’ Traits: A Minority, but More Likely to Harm
New insights into masculinity and aggression A landmark study into adolescent masculinity reveals a nuanced picture: boys who cling to stereotypically “manly” traits are more prone to both hurting others and being hurt themselves. Yet, crucially, they represent a minority among their peers. The findings suggest that while rigid gender norms can elevate risk for…
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Boys Carried by ‘Manly’ Stereotypes More Likely to Harm Others, Yet They’re a Minority, Study Finds
New insights into masculinity and aggression In a comprehensive examination of adolescent boys, researchers have found that those who strongly identify with traditional “manly” traits are more likely to engage in aggressive behavior or suffer from negative outcomes themselves. The study, conducted under The Men’s Project, analyzed data from 1,401 male participants and highlights a…