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Why have "female drivers" been criticized?
Once upon a time, the word "female driver", which was only used to identify the driver's gender, has now become a word that will arouse people's association. It seems that whenever there are strange traffic accidents, all of them are done by female drivers, and even some extreme remarks think that "female drivers" are road hazards. So why are female drivers so questioned by people? At the same time, is this reasonable?

Since there are "female drivers", there will be "male drivers", and the "drivers" behind them are the same, so the focus is on gender differences. So is there really a difference between men and women driving?

We need to trace this back to the ancient division of labor between men and women. Men are responsible for hunting and hunting, providing enough food sources for the clan, while women are more likely to stay behind and handle various family relationships and daily chores.

Then, over time, men who go hunting get used to focusing on hunting, while women get used to dealing with all kinds of trivial things at the same time. Therefore, according to the evolutionary theory of "using things, discarding them", men are generally better at focusing on one thing, while women are better at handling several things at the same time. So, can it be understood that men can concentrate on driving, while women will naturally pay attention to others when driving?

This seems to explain the phenomenon of "female drivers", but when you think about it carefully, you don't actually study it carefully. If men are better at focusing on this point, then things that require high concentration, such as the college entrance examination, will be too bad for women, but this is not the case.

Therefore, the phenomenon of "female drivers" is obviously a generalization of a few people. Both men and women should be treated fairly when driving and should not be judged unreasonably. In the process of driving, both men and women may be distracted and disturbed by other things, so it is obviously unscientific not to judge the whole by individual events.