AR and Anxiety: Sex steroids, in general, are central in the regulation of neurodevelopment processes; therefore, it is expected that both testosterone and DHT affect the behavior, in this regard, anxiety-like behavior in females, which is associated with decreased gene expression of androgen receptor (Ar) and increased expression of GABAergic and serotoninergic receptors, and genes involved in calcium signaling, among others, causing an anxiety-like behavior increased anxiety-like behavior (Hu et al., 2015; Risal et al., 2021).