Women's Brain

Female brain has smaller brain than male brain. Because the ability to think depends to some extent on the size of the brain, if you ignore the difference between male and female brains, accurate researchers will understand this. The question to be asked is whether scientists can understand whether the difference in how to perform various work between men and women is a biological phenomenon or social persuasion in understanding the function of the human brain It means that you can judge accurately.

In fact, there are some differences between male and female brains. Male brain is about 10% larger than female brain, which is almost the same as our difference between height and weight. However, women supplement this small size by having wrinkled brains with more gray matter than whites. However, most of the differences remaining in pop culture are clearly argued in the scientific literature. A typical example is a brain of a woman who has a larger callus body (part of the brain connecting two hemispheres) than a man and has few lateral brains. Since the research announced in 1982 by Time and Newsweek, the concept of the calling body has been a general concept.

Stephen Jay Gould's 1980 paper "The Brain of Women" questions the science behind the study and reflects the "scientific" decision on women's inferiority complex. The absurdity of scientific conclusion argues that it may be based on the premise of estimating women's inferiority before testing. Especially in the evaluation of intelligence by measuring size size from the mid-eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century, we ignored the relevance of the test group's body size, height and weight. It should have incorporated his argument by explaining that the woman's brain's cranial circumference is small and providing facts, logic, and reasoning to avoid judging women's mental retardation for men.