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Not really. I think it depends upon the individual more than gender. I'm not surprised at the findings though since women are socialized to be more in touch with our feelings and to express our feelings more so we're more likely to recognize and admit 'weaker' feelings such as sadness and/or physical pain.
As with most evolutionary biology findings these results can be explained by socialization rather than evolution or biology.
Sounds like something a woman would say. Biology plays just as much of a role as socialization. Structures like the frontal lobe and amygdala control executive function and emotion. You can train yourself to get triggered by emotional shit but your biology is harder to overcome than socialization. Also, higher levels of T influence your mood. Low T means you are more likely to have mood swings, stress, and depression (sound familiar? yeah that's a woman).