Real-world brain thinking differences between men and women

(1)The male brain
(2)The female brain
(3)The picture above is a scan of the connectivity of the brain of a man and a woman,
(4)Men have predominantly left-brain to left-brain and right-brain to right-brain connections, whereas women have active left-brain to right-brain connections
(5)Space-Time Domain
(6)Rational, analytical abilitiesAbstract, emotional abilities
(7)This is an illustration of the roles of the left and right brain
(8)(There is information that the left and right brain are pseudoscience, but technically, the left and right brain have different roles, and theories such as left-brained humans and right-brained humans
(9)is a pseudoscience)
(10)If you look at the roles of the left and right hemispheres and relate them to the connectivity of the male and female brains, you’ll find that many men and women
(11)Any questions about his mindset differences will be resolved.
(12)For example, when a man and a woman are arguing, the man’s brain only thinks about whether his words are reasonable and logical.
(13)But while she is thinking about logic, she is also thinking about sensory factors such as the other person’s tone of voice and demeanor.
(14)When a woman asks, “But why are you talking like that?” it’s not because she’s running out of things to say, it’s because her brain is actually really bothered by what you’re saying.
(15)Men, on the other hand, don’t understand this. In the middle of an argument, a man who only cares about the other person’s logic may conclude, “Why is she suddenly pointing out her attitude? Doesn’t she have anything logical to say? People think in terms of their own standards.
(16)What about spatial awareness?
(17)It’s a common misconception that women have poorer spatial perception than men.
(18)I move.
(19)Basis (where the bottom is fixed)
(20)Recognition of a man on the move
(21)If I move,
(22)(I stay put)
(23)The floor moves.
(24)Recognizing women on the move
(25)I’ve seen this tweet circulating in the community, and I’ve looked into it, but I don’t see any
(26)It was a simple brainfeedback with no running papers.
(27)Technically, men and women have the same spatial perception. However, men and women
(28)are different in the way they perceive space.
(29)For example, when passing through these streets
(30)Ilmin Museum of Art
(31)Deoksu Elementary School
(32)Koreana Hotel
(33)Seoul Metropolitan Assembly Main Building
(34)Seoul Metropolitan Government
(35)Presidential hotels
(36)Coffee Sniffer
(37)Samsung Main Building
(38)Sotetsu Hotels
(39)”Sprague
(40)Courtyard Marriott
(41)The male brain objectifies space in this way, simplifying it down to the essentials.
(42)Memorization. Efficiently recognizing space.
(43)But women’s brains don’t. When we use our left and right brains together
(44)The door fails to objectify everything around it as simple as a man.
(45)and perceive them all as specific in this way. (Women are more likely than men to use
(46)It’s also why we remember people’s faces more specifically)
(47)If you have the same reading comprehension skills, you’ll be able to summarize your notes and passages to the point.
(48)Which would be faster to read: a note with everything I wrote down?
(49)This explains why men perform better in the directions experiment.
(50)Meanwhile, in the directions experiment, women were more likely to look at a 3D map like that than a 2D map.
(51)They’re better at finding their way around. When using navigation, women are more likely to use
(52)Meaning that viewing in 3D is universally more favorable.
(53)So why do these brain differences between men and women appear?
(54)Some scientists believe that there are no brain differences between men and women, and that socialization is a
(55)It claims to be just a dog, but
(56)Surprisingly, experiments have shown that men’s and women’s brains are different from the womb.
(57)Above is the connectivity between the left and right brain, which is actively connected from the time girls are in the womb.
(58)Boys show little activation of left-right brainstem connectivity.
(59)On the other hand, connections such as frontal lobe-frontal lobe and cerebellum-cerebellum are much more common in boys (right).
(60)Scene has active connectivity
(61)So why do you see this difference?
(62)It’s all about hormones. Hormones are produced in the genitals starting in the womb.
(63)That’s how Mon develops the brain.
(64)In animal experiments, castrated male mice and female mice injected with male hormones are compared to
(65)I compared
(66)Acting like the opposite gender when navigating or recognizing space
(67)was. In addition, human females injected with testosterone in a wayfinding experiment were also found to be more likely to use the
(68)It showed me how to recognize space and find my way around like a man,
(69)Left-right brain connectivity is also different for male and female hormones
(70). In the text, we simply refer to them as male and female brains, but the
(71)For women with high levels of androgenic hormones or those with
(72)Men with high levels of female hormones have enough of the opposite sex’s brain structures to be
(73)That you can lose.
(74)1. men and women’s brains are fundamentally the same
(75)2. but sex hormones developed the male and female brain differently
(76)3. men are single-minded, women are multi-sensory.
(77)Specialize in what you use
(78)4. but this is only a tendency, there are people with a rational brain structure.