Question

Is there his and hers brains ?

Answer 1

Reserach has demonstrated that there is, indeed a his and hers brain, and have analysed gender differences in brain processing, chemistry, structure, and activity. Male brains utilize nearly seven times more gray matter for activity while female brains utilize nearly ten times more white matter, accounting for why males perform well in focused take while females are better at multi-tasking. The processing of chemicals in the body also lead to differences. Males possess testosterone leading to higher levels of impulsivity and aggression and process less of oxytocin, leading the lesser binding behaviour with others. In terms of brain structure, females tend to have a larger hippocampus and a higher density of neural connections into the hippocampus, the brain center connected to memory.