2. [ ES ] A new theory claims that the female brain is predominantly hard-wired for empathy, and that the male brain is predominantly hard-wired for understanding and building systems (Baron-Cohen, S. (2004)
3. Are males better at systemizing Males tend to show far more 'direct' aggression (pushing, hitting, punching, etc.). Females tend to show more 'indirect' (or 'relational', covert) aggression. (Baron-Cohen , 2004)
4. Are females better at empathizing? Baby girls, as young as 12 months old, respond more empathically to the distress of other people, showing greater concern through more sad looks, sympathetic vocalizations, and Comforting (Baron-Cohen , 2004)
5. The x chromosome that males have one and females have two of- though one acts as a backup –is a cognitive “hot spot,” carrying an unusually large percentage of genes involved in brain manufacture. Woman are generally more complex, because the active x chromosome in their cells are a mix of moms and dads. Macdonald, M. (2008
6. Men's and woman's brains are different structurally and biochemically-men have a bigger amygdale and produce serotonin faster, for example—but we don’t know if those difference have significance. Men and woman respond differentially to acute stress: woman activate the left hemisphere’s amygada and remember the emotional details. Men use the right amygada and get the gist. Macdonald, M. (2008
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8. By more than 2 to 1, women are more likely to get depressed than men, a figure that shows up just after puberty and remains stable for the next 50 years. Males exhibit more antisocial behavior. Females have more anxiety. Most alcoholics and drug addicts are male. Most anorexics are female. Macdonald, M. (2008)
9. Mama`s boy The reason they say “mamas boy” is because Men's x chromosome all come from mom, and their y chromosome carries less then 100 genes, compared with about 1500 for the x chromosome Female= more varied Male= less varied Macdonald, M. (2008)
12. jokes If they can put a man on the moon…why cant they put them all there?
13. RESOURCES John medina (2009). Brains rule. Retrieved July, 9 2009 from University of Washington School of Medicine, Bioengineering Web site: http://www.brainrules.net/gender Macdonald, M. (2008). YOUR BRAIN:THE MISSING MANUAL (1st ed.). Sebastopol, ca: o`reilly media. Baron-Cohen, S. (2004). Male and Female Brain : Information from Answers.com. Retrieved June 9, 2009 from , Web site: http://www.answers.com/topic/male-and-female-brain Medina, j. (2009). Brain rules (1st Ed). : Tracy cutchlow.
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