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== Areas in which women possess relative advantages == Both sources acknowledge domains where women outperform or enjoy preferential outcomes, even if they disagree on how heavily to weight them in the overall diagnosis. Examples include: '' '''Health and longevity.''' Women live significantly longer than men in every developed nation [1]. '' '''Education.''' Girls and young women out-perform boys all the way from primary school to university completion rates in most Western countries [1]. '' '''Criminal justice.''' Women receive, on average, lighter sentences than men for comparable offences [1]. '' '''Family-court outcomes.''' Custody decisions and alimony awards still tilt toward mothers in many jurisdictions [2]. * '''Lower exposure to lethal labour.''' The vast majority of workplace deaths occur in male-dominated, high-risk occupations [1].
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