In considering gender differences,it is helpful to remember that

A) there are no gender differences in behavior that are common to all human cultures.
B) genetic similarities between the genders are much greater than genetic differences.
C) genetic differences between the genders do not contribute to gender differences in behavior.
D) all of these statements are true.

While there may be some cultural variations, it is widely recognized that there are some statistically significant differences in behavior and preferences between genders. However, these differences are not determined solely by genetics and much of individual behavior is influenced by social norms and expectations. Despite this, genetic differences between males and females are minimal and do not account for the majority of gender differences observed.