That goes both ways. Women can be trained as well.

You refer to a study that finds that women experience greater distress than men over certain forms of disorder. The study attributes the difference to "social conditioning."

There are two choices in how to remedy this situation.

1) Men can be "trained" to experience more distress.

Or

2) Women can be "trained" to experience less distress.

Given a choice between training half the population to experience more distress or training half the population to experience less, which one do you think is the better solution?