Confirmed: males/females use different parts of brain in language & visuospatial tasks
females showed more bilateral activation in the inferior frontal gyrus for the language task than males, who were more left lateralized. The opposite pattern of lateralization was found for the visuospatial task, with males showing more bilateral activation in the parietal lobe while processing visuospatial information than females, whose activations were more right lateralized.
“What we found most compelling was that male and female participants performed equally on tasks, both in terms of accuracy and timing; they just used different parts of their brains to get the tasks done,”
said Amy Clements, lead author of the
study .
Kennedy Krieger Institute:
Press release The Female Brain The mismeasure of woman -- The Economist (Aug 2006)
Why sex matters for neuroscience -- Nature Reviews Neuroscience, June 2006
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