The Psychology of Women

The unique beings that we have come to identify as "women" are very complex. As is the case in the majority women, 'emotions' seem to be their driving force. They are instinctively drawn to highly dramatic situations and although make claiming to love Independence, desperately seek out others for comfort and emotional support. Now, by no stretch of the imagination do I claim to be an authority on these subjects. Just another guy in the dark searching for his footing. However, here are some professionals that might assist in clearing up our misunderstandings as to the psychology of women. Rhoda K. Unger, editor of the book, Handbook of the Psychology of Women and Gender (Hardcover). Margaret W. Matlin, author of the book "The Psychology of Women" and Claire A. Etaugh and Judith S. Bridges authors of the book "Women's Lives: A Topical Approach ".I wonder if the women will agree with them.