1. Brain Structure. On average, men tend to have slightly larger brain volume, while women’s brains have a higher proportion of gray matter, which is associated with information processing, and men have more white matter, linked to connectivity.…..CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
2. Hemispheric Specialization.
Studies suggest that men often show greater left-hemisphere activity, associated with logical and analytical thinking, while women exhibit more balanced hemisphere activity, linked to enhanced multitasking and verbal skills.
3. Cognitive Abilities.
Gender differences in cognitive abilities exist. Men may excel in spatial tasks and mathematical reasoning, while women tend to outperform in verbal skills, memory, and social cognition.
4. Hormonal Influence.
Hormones play a role in brain differences. Testosterone in men and estrogen in women affect brain development and influence behaviors and emotional responses…..CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
