In my gender research, I'm particularly interested in comparing the social behavior of women and men. Of course psychologists have a variety of ideas about the ways in which differences may be due to genetic or cultural causes. So we are trying to test such theories of sex differences scientifically. Recently I have looked at studies that examined the leadership styles of men and women. We found that to some extent, women tend to be more democratic and participative in leading others.
Men tend to be more directive and autocratic.
Thus a man might be more likely to tell people what to do. I am always learning. Students bring new interests into the classroom all the time, and I respond to those interests. And the field of psychology itself is rapidly evolving. New methods, new ways of doing things, and new research questions are always coming up.