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    Men typically have larger brains than women, especially in the inferior-parietal lobule region. Men's brains have stronger connections from front to back which aids perception and motor skills, while women's brains have stronger side-to-side connections supporting intuitive thinking, analysis, and conclusions. Overall, men are better at problem-solving, perception, motor skills, and estimating time/speed, while women excel at multitasking, intuition, analysis, language, and are more likely to experience depression.

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    Men typically have larger brains than women, especially in the inferior-parietal lobule region. Men's brains have stronger connections from front to back which aids perception and motor skills, while women's brains have stronger side-to-side connections supporting intuitive thinking, analysis, and conclusions. Overall, men are better at problem-solving, perception, motor skills, and estimating time/speed, while women excel at multitasking, intuition, analysis, language, and are more likely to experience depression.

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    Presentación Propuesta Negocio Proyecto Conferencia Acuarela Verde

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    MESA DOMÍNGUEZ ANA
    Men typically have larger brains than women, especially in the inferior-parietal lobule region. Men's brains have stronger connections from front to back which aids perception and motor skills, while women's brains have stronger side-to-side connections supporting intuitive thinking, analysis, and conclusions. Overall, men are better at problem-solving, perception, motor skills, and estimating time/speed, while women excel at multitasking, intuition, analysis, language, and are more likely to experience depression.

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    Physical differences

    The male brain is 10 per cent larger than the female


    brain
    Inferior-parietal lobule, which tends to be larger in
    men
    Women have more grey matter in their brains
    Use of the brain
    MEN: stronger connection front
    MEN to back. Heightened perception
    and stronger motor skills
    WOMEN: stronger connection
    side to side. Better intuitive
    WOMEN thinking, analyzing, and drawing
    of conclusions
    MALE

    Conclusions Better at problem-solving


    Heightened perception
    Stronger motor skills
    Estimating time and judging speed
    More likely to develop alcoholism

    WOMEN
    Better at multitasking
    Intuitive thinking
    Analyzing
    Drawing of conclusions
    Language
    Twice as likely to have depression

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