A new study found that men use more brain resources to switch between tasks compared to women. The research suggests that men might find it harder to switch from one task to another....
read moreWhen looking at the brains of men and women while cooperating, Stanford University School of Medicine researchers saw significant differences in activity depending if they were paired with someone of their own gender....
read moreA study published in “The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry” found that compared to their peers, young males with severe antisocial behavior have significant differences in brain structure....
read moreItalian researchers have found a strong correlations between the earnings of men and whether they grew up surrounded by books as children....
read moreA study from the Surrey Sleep Research Centre in the UK found that women didn’t perform as well as men on attention, motor control and working memory tests after experiencing a 28-hour day schedule that forced them out of...
read moreThere’s reason to believe that adults do better on a memory test if they first briefly look at an attractive member of the opposite sex....
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