Research suggests that the notion of women being more naturally empathetic than men may be a myth, with some studies indicating that differences in empathy arise from societal expectations rather than biological factors. The idea that men and women have inherent differences in emotional abilities is being challenged by various studies, including one that debunks the assumption of an "autistic empathy deficit". The relationship between gender, power, and emotional expression is also being explored, with some outlets discussing how stereotypes and expectations can impact individuals.