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Content: How would you explain gender differences in the crime rate? Why do you think males are more violent than female? Anger and aggression are more appealing from males at a young age, even at adulthood, the same behavior in a man would also be anger and aggression. People are 'trained' to preform different roles in society which allows men to lead more crimes than women. I think males and women are some what equal when it comes to crimes because everyone is different through the mental state so everyone thinks different. There are in fact more males who commit more crimes but it doesn't justify that men are more violent, it just justifies more men get caught being violent. Assuming that males are more violent than females, does that mean crime has a biological as opposed to a social basis (because males and females share a similar environment)? Men are over-represented in crimes because they have a greater desire to enhance the chances of passing down their genetic material. By displaying violence, they are attempting to attract females or eliminate competition. This would explain why males are more likely to kill other males and why females are also more likely to be victims of male violence.