That's actually quite interesting, it does seem to fit gender profiles quite well in that women are (generally) much more emotional than men, and the prevalence

That's actually quite interesting, it does seem to fit gender profiles quite well in that women are (generally) much more emotional than men, and the prevalence is 4:1 for presenting in males against females. I also wonder if the old "Children should be seen and not heard" helps with autistic children. I mean I know when I grew up it simply wasn't tolerated if I behaved badly, yet (I especially noticed this when I was still in school) I've noticed that people just a few years younger than me don't seem to have been taught to behave. I see people 15 years old (I'm 20) talking back to their parents in public, that's something that rarely happened when I was 15 and the people who did do that generally came from crappy families to begin with. I feel sorry for any child growing up today because I seriously feel they're not going to be disciplined correctly, and I don't mean like beatings as I never got hit once. I never got grounded once as a teenager, because by the time I even hit 10 I had a healthy respect of what my parents said. Come to think of it, I rarely even got punished between 11-17 years old (I say 17 because thats when I started work with my father, there was probably more work-related arguments between 17-20 than there was in my entire childhood) because I always did what I was told, it was sort of ingrained in me. Plus I think between 14-16 guilt worked 10x better than discipline.