Boys tend to spread rumors and gossip as much as the girls, according to sociologists. It was assumed that social aggression in the form of deliberate rumors and gossip feature is only the female sex. But scientists at the University of Arizona decided to deny the rumors. The researchers analyzed 148 studies involving 74 thousand children and young people. These studies have considered signs of physical and psychological aggression in school. It was found that both forms of pressure on their peers and younger children more often in boys. Psychologists say the manifestation of physical aggression in boys and young men had. On antisocial behavior and poor relationships with other students These children tend to suffer from a lack manifestations of mutual help and support from others, experts say. Boyish social aggression, including the dissemination of rumors and speculation, to avoid the "enemy" of the general circle of friends or make it a pariah, and the taunts and insults associated with depression and low self-esteem. According to experts, the nature of the origin of social aggression among girls and boys are different, but it is inherent in the male sex, not less. According to U.S. experts, girly gossip are often based on real personal dislike of a particular girls and boys gossip, to assert themselves and to become a leader among peers.
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