The association between testosterone and risk-taking behavior has been widely investigated across behavioral economics, neuroendocrinology, and social…
Basically testosterone does not appear to encourage risk-taking. Other outlets:
No. Since the article which is the subject of this post is about testosterone, it’s reasonable to conclude that researchers suspect testosterone is the cause.
If not, it’s the main one.
Do you have a Ph.D in endocrinology?
No. Since the article which is the subject of this post is about testosterone, it’s reasonable to conclude that researchers suspect testosterone is the cause.
No it isn’t at all… That’s not how science works
the article is saying that researchers are pretty sure now that testosterone is not the cause
Somebody in response to me in this post referenced an article suggesting that testosterone is the cause. See https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2741240/
That’s a single study from 2009; I posted 52 studies compiled last week.